What is a scatter cushion?
British. : a small pillow that is used especially for decoration.
What are scatter cushions used for?
Contrary to popular belief among most men that scatter cushions serve no purpose and only take up space on a bed or couch, scatter cushions are a very practical and affordable way to update, add colour and pattern to a living or working space while adding a touch of luxury.
What are scatter cushions filled with?
High quality Polyester fibre filled pads. These scatter pads are manufactured using a top grade polyester fibre interior with a corvin cover. They are well filled and while not as durable as our loose filled latex pads they do offer a good low cost alternative.
What is the standard size of a scatter cushion?
Traditionally the most common size and shape for a cushion was the square, and this is available in sizes from 30cm x 30cm (12inch x 12inch), 40cm x 40cm (16inch x x16 inch), 45cm x 45cm (18inch x 18inch) and 60cm x 60cm (24inch x 24inch).
Where does the scatter box cushions come from?
Scatter Box is an Irish furnishings company specialising in the production of luxurious soft furnishings, such as the beautiful and bright scatter cushions seen below. The Scatter Box design team travels all over the world sourcing the very best fabrics and trimmings for their soft furnishings, which are produced in Navan, Co. Meath.
What kind of furniture does scatter box make?
We are agents for an Irish Company called Scatter Box who supply a fabulous range of soft furnishings from bean bags to chairs and couches not to mention the wide selection of cushions and soft funishings they offer all at very reasonable prices for such high quality.
What does scatter cushion mean in Cambridge Dictionary?
A few scatter cushions would help to brighten up that old sofa. Want to learn more? Improve your vocabulary with English Vocabulary in Use from Cambridge. Learn the words you need to communicate with confidence.
What kind of cushions are used on sofas?
Scatter cushions are small cushions for use on sofas and chairs.
