The high street homeware stores have seriously upped their game when it comes to their cushion selection this summer. From linen bolster cushions that look far more expensive than they are, to fun colour pairing fringe cushions that infuse a sense of vibrancy to your home, right now there's so many cushions we're adding straight to our shopping baskets to give our homes a lift this summer.

And starting from just £6 (thank you summer sales!) it's super easy to give your home a spruce during the warmer months with cushions that will work in every space.

Here's our pick of the eight best summer cushions you can shop on the high street now.

Sage green quilted cushion

Sage Quilted Cushion

Sage Quilted Cushion

Sage Quilted Cushion

Now 43% Off

Sage green has been the most popular colour in interiors all year and if you're still yet to dip into the trend, this quilted cushion from Matalan will work in both your living room and bedroom to add a sense of calm and grounding.

Dusky blue cushion

Light Blue Soft Velour Contrast Fringe Cushion

Light Blue Soft Velour Contrast Fringe Cushion

Light Blue Soft Velour Contrast Fringe Cushion

Dusky blue is the next trending colour on our list of favourites right now. The cool blue shade instantly puts us in the summer mood, evoking memories of being by the sea and the fringe trim elevates the cushion. It will work with a variety of existing colour scheme as the blue almost acts as a neutral in this instance.

Pink and red fringe cushion

Issey Pink Velvet Fringed Rectangular Cushion Cover

Issey Pink Velvet Fringed Rectangular Cushion Cover

Issey Pink Velvet Fringed Rectangular Cushion Cover

Now 20% Off

This pink and red cushion combines a vibrant and fun colour pairing that's great for infusing a bit of life into a tired looking space, particularly a drab looking cream or beige sofa that could do with brightening up. The velvet texture of this cushion also makes it look far more expensive than it is.

Green and blue floral cushion

Habitat x Scion Odette Crewel Embroidery Cushion

Odette Crewel Embroidery Cushion

Habitat x Scion Odette Crewel Embroidery Cushion

Florals never go out of style and we love this twist on a classic print with the tulip style flowers taking centre stage on this cushion. The combination of soft blue and sage green also works really well to make a room feel fresh for summer.

Linen bolster cushion

Linen-blend bolster

Linen-blend bolster

Linen-blend bolster

Bolster cushions are an easy way to add extra interest to a sofa or bed, thanks to their unique shape. The ecru and beige linen materials also help to elevate this bolster cushion and make any space you place it in look more expensive.

Patchwork cushion

Clara Patchwork Velvet Rectangle Cushion

Clara Patchwork Velvet Rectangle Cushion

Clara Patchwork Velvet Rectangle Cushion

As everyone strives to get more whimsical and analogue in their daily lives, this trend is reflected in our homeware too, with patchwork cushions becoming a major trend this summer. We love this one from Dunelm which comes in a variety of colour options, but the green one is easily our favourite for bringing the outside in.

Red stripe cushion

Striped Cushion Cover

Striped Cushion Cover

Striped Cushion Cover

Every year the coastal feel comes for our homes, and while we don't love the idea of a big cushion filled with a ship print, this red stripe cushion is a subtle nod to the nautical and Americana style without going overboard (pardon the pun).

Lemon yellow floral cushion

Pure Cotton Floral Embroidered Bolster Cushion

Pure Cotton Floral Embroidered Bolster Cushion

Pure Cotton Floral Embroidered Bolster Cushion

Lemon yellow has been having a real moment this summer and combined with the delicate flower detailing, this cushion is right on trend for the season. The stitch detailing is super intricate and adds texture to create a timeless feel.

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 Lydia Venn is Cosmopolitan UK’s Senior Entertainment and Lifestyle Writer. She covers everything from TV and film, to the latest celebrity news. She also writes across our work/life section regularly creating quizzes, covering exciting new food releases and sharing the latest interior must-haves. In her role she’s interviewed everyone from Margot Robbie to Niall Horan, and her work has appeared on an episode of The Kardashians. After completing a degree in English at the University of Exeter, Lydia moved into fashion journalism, writing for the Daily Express, before working as Features Editor at The Tab, where she spoke on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour and Talk Radio. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of Gilmore Girls and 00s teen movies, and in her free time can be found with a margarita in hand watching the Real Housewives on repeat. Find her on LinkedIn.