Alma Cushion - Lilac
Amberley Cushion Cover - Earth
Amberley Cushion Cover - Natural
Amberley Cushion Cover - Nickel
Amberley Cushion Cover - Sage
Arden Silver Lined Curtains
Aveline Cushion - Green
Aveline Pencil Pleat Curtains - Green
Averie Pencil Pleat Curtains - Blue
Balmoral Check Cushion - Blush
Balmoral Check Cushion - Green
Balmoral Check Cushion - Natural
Balmoral Check Cushion - Ruby
Balmoral Check Cushion - Slate
Balmoral Check Eyelet Curtains - Bottle Green
Balmoral Check Eyelet Curtains - Green
Balmoral Check Eyelet Curtains - Natural
Balmoral Check Eyelet Curtains - Ruby
Balmoral Check Eyelet Curtains - Slate
Beach Cabins Cushion Cover - Multi
Bear Walks Cushion - Teal
Beechwood Cushion - Duck Egg
Beechwood Cushion - Green
Beechwood Cushion - Ochre
Beechwood Cushion - Red
Beechwood Eyelet Curtains - Duck Egg
Beechwood Eyelet Curtains - Green
Beechwood Eyelet Curtains - Ochre
Beechwood Eyelet Curtains - Red
Belfort Cushion - Silver
Belfort Cushion - Slate
Blossom Cushion - Blush
Bolingbroke Faux Fur Cushion - Charcoal
Boo Halloween Cushion - Black
Living Room Linen
Bring your living space together with cushions, throws, curtains and other finishing pieces. Start with the colours already in the room, then add texture or a pattern that feels your own.
Browse Curtains, Cushions & Cushion Covers, and Blankets & Throws to narrow your choice. Compare the dimensions and product details before choosing.
Choosing pieces for your home & exploring the range
What you can find in the range
Designs in this collection include Amberley Cushion Cover, Arden Silver Lined Curtains and Aspen Faux Fur Quilted Throw . These give you different starting points to compare alongside the other pieces in the range.
Colour options represented in the range include Earth, Natural, Nickel and Terracotta. Use these as a starting point for coordinating with the fabrics or finishes already in your room, then compare the shade shown on the individual design.
The product names include velvet options. Compare the full composition and finish of each item, since a named material or shared design does not mean every piece has the same construction or care routine.
Using the collection to build a room
Start with the main purpose of the piece you need, then use colour and texture to connect it with what you already own. Larger textiles can establish a room's palette; smaller accessories let you repeat a favourite shade or introduce a pattern gradually.
The products in a broader homeware range can have very different sizes, materials and care needs. Compare the specification of each item rather than treating a shared brand or design name as a shared specification. Check set contents carefully before ordering companion pieces shown together in a room photograph.
Explore related collections
Browse Rugs and Draught Excluders for other useful pieces and designs.
