The shops are awash with cushions with swirling patterns, giant daisies and other 60s/70s inspired prints, but British designer Judy Holme has gone further back in time for the inspiration for her Mannequin Cushions.
Harking back to the glamour of the 1920s, these 100% silk cushions feature the distinctive print of a model, dressed in the high society fashion of the period. Whilst the mannequin looks not unlike silent cinema star Clara Bow, the newest array of colours (magenta/mint, copper/mustard, lime/powder blue) mean these cushions won’t look out of place amongst mid-century styles.
Further details can be found on the Judy Holme website
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