Adrian Kelim cushion multicolour

Each product on Houseify states whether the cushion is filled or is just a cushion cover. If you want to know whether the cushion is filled, please check the product details before you order.

Vacuum the cushion occasionally using a soft brush attachment, or give it a good shake. Blot stains immediately with cold water and a drop of pH-neutral wool detergent. Warm water can cause the dye to run. Do not leave the cushion in direct sunlight for long periods, as the colours may fade over the years if exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods.

A cushion made from an older, already washed piece of fabric is generally less likely to run than a newly dyed piece, as newly dyed fabric still contains residual dye in the fibres. If in doubt, test it first on an inconspicuous area using a damp white cloth.

No. Wool is not resistant to rain and damp outdoor air. Use the cushion indoors or on a covered terrace.

Yes. The graphic, geometric patterns of a kilim cushion work well as an accent against sleek, modern furniture.

In this collection of kilim cushions, 43x43 cm and 60x30 cm are the most common sizes. The rectangular shape is a result of the fabric’s origin: the size is determined by the parts of an older rug that are still intact.

Yes, as long as the colours are from the same colour family. Because each cushion is unique, this naturally creates a varied, eclectic look rather than a matching set.

A vintage kilim cushion is made from an older piece of fabric, usually several decades old. The colours have become softer and more nuanced as a result of wear and exposure to light.