Is it just us, or are the homeware trends really good right now? It only takes one look at our Pinterest algorithm and we're ready to makeover our entire homes. But sadly, that just isn't realistic. Yes, we'd love a plush brown sofa and a gingham bed-frame - but thanks to little known things like, er, having the space and funds, we can't change everything about our homes.
Which is where cushions come in. They're a great way to add personality and upgrade a space, without having to overcommit. Some of the biggest trends right now, like sage green and stripes, are versatile and easy to style, meaning they'll fit into any living space.
We've already browsed the likes of Next, Sainsbury's and George at Asda for their cushion collections, and Dunelm also have a great selection, starting from just £6.
So, what are you waiting for? Here are our 7 favourites to shop now:
Dusky pink is a huge colour trend as we head into summer, and what better way to experiment with it in your home than with a velvet style cushion?
This fabric looks way more expensive than it is, and really brings a Soho Home-esque vibe into your living room.
Jenson Striped Pastel Square Cushion
A pastel stripe is always a good shout in our books, especially with such an affordable price point.
Save 50% on this striped rectangle design, which has a luxe feel thanks to the frilled edges.
Another option if you're wanting to bring some fresh textures into your home, plus an earthy green has been a big colour trend this year.
We love the piping on this cushion, which gives it an added touch of class.
Ticking Stripe Piped Cotton Square Cushion Cover
Ticking Stripe Piped Cotton Square Cushion Cover
Stripes are an absolute classic, and will never go out of style. This one is perfect for styling on your bed or sofas.
Consider your home upgraded!
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