A light, greyish-beige stone-coloured cover, 60 × 60 cm and square. Small white dots and short dashes run one below the other across the front in vertical bands. The white design is fine; from a distance you see only the bands, while up close the dot-and-dash rows recall Morse code.
Woven in on a jacquard loom, the pattern is made from the yarns. On the back is plain, natural-coloured fabric with a zip along the edge. Made in India. You get one cover, with no cushion pad inside.
Bands up or across
In the product photo the bands stand vertically. As the cover is square, you can turn it so they run horizontally, whichever you prefer.
A neutral room with little pattern
It blends in among cream, beige, brown and other earthy textiles. If you are looking for a calmer backdrop behind patterned cushions on the sofa back, this large, pale cover is a good choice.
In the bedroom, at the headboard
Propped against the headboard on white or natural bedding, it also looks good. With the 30 × 50 cm stone cover, you get one large and one long cushion, one in front of the other.
Piping and straight rows
Slim piping in the same colour runs round the edge, so the large square cushion keeps straight sides and well-defined corners. The cover weighs 0.44 kg.
Roll up the 60 × 60 cm pad and slide it in through the zip. Let it open out, push the corners into place one by one and smooth the front so the rows of white dots run straight. If you prop it against the headboard in the bedroom, choose a firmer pad.