If you're looking to instantly give your home a colourful lift this summer, then you can't go wrong with incorporating dusky blue into your decor. From throws, to bedding sets, and vases, the soft and muted blue shade is everywhere this season in homeware stores and Matalan has just the cushion for you to dip into the trend with.
The dusky blue shade is really popular right now as it brings a sense of calm to any space you put it in, while also infusing a pop of colour that isn't garish or overwhelming. And with coastal interiors also having a moment, the dusky blue shade is a nice nod to the trend too.
Matalan is currently selling a dusky blue bobble cushion that is perfect for getting the relaxing hue into your home.
See the cushion here:
The cushion features a bobble texture on one side, that's ideal for adding interest and texture to any sofa, bed, or chair you add it to. The cushion would look great with other complimentary blue cushions on a large sofa or with neutral shade pillows so that's it the standout cushion on a bed. The other side of the cushion is without the bobble texture and it measures 43 x 43 cm.
The cushion was originally sold for £15 but is now on sale for just £8 and also comes in a variety of different colours - green, orange, plum, ecru, and black if you prefer a different colour option.
And if you like the dusky blue cushion and want to add a few more cushions to your sofa or bed, then these are our other favourite dusky blue cushions right now.
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