Cushions

A husband and wife design team who produce textiles and fabrics, primarily for opera and film costumes, but who also make cushions. Opulent designs, featuring botanical patterns, are hand painted or hand printed onto velvet and silk cushions. A purple and gold cushion is available which was inspired by the costumes the company designed for Kenneth

Cushions and throws are produced using soft natural fabrics such as lambswool, angora, mohair and cashmere. A range of co-ordinating cushions in creams and muted greys includes a boucle cushion, measuring 500x500mm, in flecked merino wool and cashmere, as well as a bobble cushion of the same size in 100% merino lambswool. Also produces a pure wool

British designer specialising in textiles and interiors. A sense of colour and decoration has been inherited from her Bloomsbury forbears. A collection of cushions is available in two styles; either printed on linen flax and hand coloured or printed onto coloured cotton velvet. Also offers textiles and furnishing fabrics

Designs traditional, decorative and elegant cushions and throws suitable for period-style and domestic houses. The items have appliqued and embroidered designs and are made using a combination of silk, antique velvet, taffeta, damask and other fabrics. All cushions and throws are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and in rich colours

Offers hand-embroidered and appliqued cushions using hemp, raffia, silk and metal threads on linens, silks and jutes. Products include an applique linen cushion hand-embroidered with french knots in cotton thread; small bolsters hand-embroidered with multicoloured gilt thread; and an oval cushion with trim and galon

A fashion graduate who designs and produces hand-printed silk and velvet cushions and throws. Products include cushions featuring Shakespearian quotations in orange, grey and gold, and black and white images of classical Renaissance prints, such as Botticellis Birth of Venus. Member of the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen

Textile designer offering handmade felted cushions, which incorporate printing, dyeing and machine embroidery techniques, featuring contrasting or complementary colours and a range of textures. With a City and Guilds qualification in creative embroidery, the designer is experimenting with hand-rolled felt and Nuno felting techniques with the