Collect Throw Pillows - Boucle

Dimensions:

19.6" L x 19.6" W
25.6" L x 25.6" W
19.6" L x 31.5" W

Materials:

Cover: 40% Polyacrylic, 29% Viscose, 15% Nylon, 9% Polyester, 7% Wool
Inner Sham: 100% Cotton
Filling: 50% Feather, 50% Down

Introducing the Boucle cushion, a reassuringly tactile piece from &Tradition's new home accessories line, &Tradition Collect.

The comforting Boucle cushion sits within &Tradition Collect, a curated line of beautifully crafted soft furnishings and home objects. Boasting a wide-ranging collection of classic and contemporary pieces, Danish design company &Tradition has announced its expansion into a collection of accessories that will further enhance the home.

Boucle, a distinctive knit woven from curly yarn, was selected because of the deep texture that it lends to an interior. "We wanted to celebrate the ever alluring richness of the softly irregular pattern of the boucle weave," explain Space Copenhagen founders Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou, who designed the piece. "Because there are two-color tones woven together, this cushion is very easy to mix and match with lighter textiles to create a sense of tactility and depth."

Presented in three neutral shades, the Italian-made Boucle includes an exceptionally soft cushion made from a blend of feathers and down. It has a simple hidden zipper on one side.

Space Copenhagen's commitment to quality and longevity is reflected in &Tradition Collect. The duo wanted to create a cohesive offering of home accessories that would bring folksy warmth into any interior. Focusing on cushions, throws, and planters, they selected earthy tones of burgundy, slate, and sand as their primary palette. An emphasis on natural textures, including linen and organic cotton, accentuated this luxuriously rustic aesthetic further.

"As architects, our work pivots around spatial composition and ambiance as we seek to create harmony in a space," Henriksen and Rützou add. "This collection of home accessories became a natural extension of that, an architectural fragment that softens and completes the atmosphere that we are always striving to create."