THE COLLECTION

The finishing touches

A favourite fabric can travel through a room, from the window to a cushion, a headboard or the edge of a beautifully dressed bed.

Bespoke Cushions ↗

Choose dimensions, fabric and finishing details to suit your sofa, chair or bed. Use colour, piping and texture to connect the room without matching every piece.

Bedspreads & Throws ↗

A considered top layer brings texture and proportion to the bed. Discuss coverage, fabric, drape and edge details for a complete bedroom scheme.

Bed Valances ↗

Made to fit around the bed base, a valance conceals the divan and completes the outline. Compare flat, pleated and gathered finishes with practical access in mind.

Pelmets ↗

Upholstered top treatments define the window and conceal fittings. Proportion, projection and the layers beneath are planned together for a coherent finish.

Upholstered Headboards ↗

A fabric-covered headboard brings colour, softness and shape to the room. Discuss size, silhouette, fixing and coordinating textiles around the actual bed.

A GUIDE TO THE COLLECTION

Bring the whole scheme together

Soft furnishings add texture, colour and comfort beyond the window. A cushion can connect the curtains with a sofa; a bedspread can balance a patterned headboard; an upholstered pelmet can complete the line above a curtain or blind. The aim is a room that feels considered without every surface matching.

Explore scatter and shaped cushions, bedspreads and throws, tailored bed valances, pelmets and upholstered headboards. Each piece has its own construction and measurement requirements, and a fabric that works for one purpose may not suit another.

Start with the pieces you already want to keep. Share photographs, dimensions and the colours you are drawn to, then discuss how a new fabric or finishing detail could connect them. We will help you consider proportion, suitability and care alongside the visual design.

THE FINISHING LAYER

Bring the colours of your home together

A coordinated room, without overmatching

Soft furnishings can create a link between pieces you already love. A cushion might repeat a small colour in the curtains; a headboard can introduce a deeper version of the wall colour; a bedspread can give a patterned room a quieter centre. Varying texture keeps the combination interesting.

Start with the largest surface or strongest pattern, then build the supporting pieces around it. There is no need to use the same fabric everywhere. A thoughtful contrast can be just as effective.

Made for the piece and the purpose

A cushion for everyday use, a decorative bedspread and an upholstered pelmet all ask different things of a fabric. We consider dimensions, construction and finishing details alongside appearance, with care instructions discussed for the chosen materials.

Whether you are finishing one room or planning several, share your existing furniture, colour references and the pieces you would like made. Explore fabrics and finishing details ↗

LET’S MAKE IT YOURS

A beautiful room
starts with a conversation.

Tell Sacha what you have in mind. We’ll help you explore the possibilities.

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