Echo Linen Cushion | Natural
Echo Linen Cushion | Natural
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Unbleached. Unhurried. The colour linen was always meant to be.
Natural is not a neutral. It is a decision — to let the material speak without interference, to choose the warmth of undyed flax over the brightness of anything processed. The Echo Linen Cushion in Natural carries the raw, honest tone of the fibre itself: a soft oat, somewhere between cream and sand, that settles into any room without effort and leaves it feeling more considered.
Woven from 100% pure linen, the Echo has a relaxed, slightly textured surface — the natural slub of the weave visible in the right light, a reminder that this is a living fabric with its own character. It drapes softly, holds its shape, and softens with every wash into something that feels less like a purchase and more like something you've always owned.
The feather fill is generous and RDS certified — present from the first moment, improving with use. This is the cushion you reach for first, the one that ends up on every sofa, every bed, in every room that matters.
Composition & Specs
- 100% European flax linen — stonewashed for immediate softness
- Natural slub weave; undyed, unbleached colourway — the raw tone of the fibre
- Feather insert included — Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certified
- Colourway: Natural — warm oat, suited to all palettes and interior styles
- Also available in Eucalypt and Rye
Sizes & Dimensions
- 50 x 50 cm — standard square cushion, suited to AU/NZ bed and sofa proportions
- Insert included; cover and insert sold together
Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold, gentle cycle — linen softens further with each wash
- Tumble dry low, or line dry in shade to preserve the warmth of the natural tone
- Remove while slightly damp and smooth by hand — linen's natural texture means ironing is rarely needed
- Do not bleach or dry clean
- Store flat or loosely folded to maintain the integrity of the feather fill
Shipped from our Australia warehouse. Estimated delivery: 2–4 days within Australia, 7–10 days to New Zealand.
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