Springdale II Transitional Living Room, Sydney
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Lisa Burdus Interior Design
Hello, this is a foam and feather wrapped cushion that is around 250mm thick
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Lucy Jensen
Yes! Would love to know the length of this amazing window seat!
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Lisa Burdus Interior Design
Thank you, the foam cushion is 350mm deep and the fabric is Schumacher Vermicelli Embroidery in Bittersweet.
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Lisa Burdus Interior Design
Hi Beth, It is a Schumacher Sunara Ikat. Lisa
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Natasha Saroca added this to 28 Decorating Moves to Try This Month
17. Dress up your windowsAnother way to energize your space is to switch out tired window coverings with snazzy new ones. Consider investing in insulating fabrics. Heavier blinds and drapes also will prove practical during summer, as they’ll help block harsh sunlight.
Toronto Interior Design Group added this to How to Create a Wonderfully Inviting Window Seat
One Cushion or Two?A window bench can be piled high with pillows, but what about the actual seat cushion? Using a single unbroken cushion gives a pleasingly simple, contemporary look, but it must be done well to work. A quality filler will stand the test of time, while an inexpensive alternative may warp and look unkempt after a bit of use. A quality foam is generally best here to keep the shape, although a tufted feather-fill cushion will also hold its shape well. Talk to a reputable seamster about which option is right for your project — and don’t scrimp here.
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2. Built-in storage. Furniture with storage is great for any room, but it works particularly well in busy family areas for hiding books, toys and blankets when not in use. Window seats with room underneath are a great example of built-in storage that looks stylish and discreet, and they’re also the perfect height for little ones to grab on to when they’re learning to walk, or for older kids to clamber onto to read or take a nap. How to Add a Window Seat
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emmaanscombe added this to New House
interesting choice re blinds. and of course window seat
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Hi Sheree, this colour on the walls is Dulux Tuft