This week I'm sharing more from the Yorkshire interiors shop of loveliness. Our cushion detecting radar must have brought us here as we keep saying we need to buy cushions for all three of our grey sofas. The easy, and more traditional way of doing this would be to choose two or three designs and stock up. But I'm not always a fan of the easy route, sometimes that's a good thing and at others it just means more shopping than either of us are used to...
There was certainly plenty of choice here and while many were lovely, and there was the pom pom edging that I've been banging on about for most of the year, many were a bit too pastel and soft for what I was after. The hare did seriously test me though, isn't it lovely?
It wasn't all just animals though, there were florals and multi-coloured bobbles. These were getting to more of what I had in mind, something full of colour that could be switched between our main living room and our conservatory, but even so we moved on.
The fish cushions were admired, and they're quite obviously related to some of the cushions I've already shared.
And then, upstairs in one of the many rooms, we found our cushion.
Yeap, the orange stag was ours and is now proudly living on our conservatory sofa. I suspect it's quite lonely out there as while we find the right cushions for the main sofa, we've requisitioned the black and white geometric patterned cushions (these ones which have already been promoted from the futon). But putting these together give you an idea of the bold approach we're aiming for in the conservatory, the living room might be slightly more sedate, but who knows...
