Accessories

The ‘Nomad’ cushion is a show stopper. The woven chunky stripe fabric is from our collaboration with And Objects. Finished with our beautiful ‘Ombre’ trim which is dyed by hand to highlight the imperfect beauty found in batik dying.

The ‘Nomad’ cushion is a show stopper. The woven chunky stripe fabric is from our collaboration with And Objects. Finished with our beautiful ‘Ombre’ trim which is dyed by hand to highlight the imperfect beauty found in batik dying.

Hi, I’m Nuri. I like long soaks in the bath and marshmallows roasted over an open fire. Nuri will be at home laid across a sofa of bed. Made from 100% lambswool, dressed in Christopher Farr cloth and stuffed with recycled polyester stuffing. Suitable for ages 3+. All creatures are knitted in the UK using the softest yarns. Each one is assembled and embroidered by hand – you can find the name of each creature’s maker on its cardboard tag. We package each one in a drawstring cotton bag and we give each creature a little squeeze before sending it to its new home. PLEASE NOTE: Nuri Crocodile is Made to Order. Once your order has been placed the sales team will confirm the making and delivery time. To guarantee delivery by Christmas, order must be placed by the 3rd of November.

This cushion is custom made to order and there is a 2 week lead-time, please contact us to enquire

This cushion is custom made to order and there is a 2 week lead-time, please contact us to enquire

This cushion is custom made to order and there is a 2 week lead-time, please contact us to enquire

This cushion is custom made to order and there is a 2 week lead-time, please contact us to enquire

This cushion is custom made to order and there is a 2 week lead-time, please contact us to enquire

Our ‘Plaid’ fabric is a checked pattern by Commune. The bold grid pattern makes a statement inspired by some weave construction used to make Welsh blankets. The design has been refigured as a square cushion with hand-embroidered embellishments.

Featuring our 'Pom Parade' border this cushion design showcases the whimsical nature of our trims presented here in the green colourway combined with our 'Alto' linen fabric also in green.

Punch Paisley is a Neisha Crosland designed fabric. Crosland is a textile and surface pattern designer known for her well-balanced repeats of geometrics, flowers and unusual colour combinations. This playful bolster cushion has a fold-pleated edge which adds to the whimsical charm of the design.

Punch Paisley is a Neisha Crosland designed fabric. Crosland is a textile and surface pattern designer known for her well-balanced repeats of geometrics, flowers and unusual colour combinations. This playful bolster cushion has a fold-pleated edge which adds to the whimsical charm of the design.

Punch Paisley is a Neisha Crosland designed fabric. Crosland is a textile and surface pattern designer known for her well-balanced repeats of geometrics, flowers and unusual colour combinations. This playful bolster cushion has a fold-pleated edge which adds to the whimsical charm of the design.

Punch Paisley is a Neisha Crosland designed fabric. Crosland is a textile and surface pattern designer known for her well-balanced repeats of geometrics, flowers and unusual colour combinations. This playful bolster cushion has a fold-pleated edge which adds to the whimsical charm of the design.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

Christopher Farr Cloth has collaborated with Alice Kettle, a contemporary textile artist and Professor of Textiles at Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University on a special cushion project with craft groups of refugees. With Alice’s guidance and support, the brand has commissioned individuals from craft groups across the UK to create a collection of hand-embroidered cushions featuring distinctive running stitched designs. The program continues Alice’s ongoing work with Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini’s Women’s Craft Group in partnership with the Bristol Refugee Festival.

To celebrate the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, the house of Christopher Farr Cloth has reimagined a design from the archive of renowned designer Michael Szell. The unique design called Richmond is inspired by an original textile design that Szell, a Royal Warrant holder, tenure as an interior designer for members of the British Royal Family. To mark this occasion, we have produced a limited collection of Richmond cushions in the dark indigo and hot pink colourways, the perfect memento for a historic occasion like this.

To celebrate the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, the house of Christopher Farr Cloth has reimagined a design from the archive of renowned designer Michael Szell. The unique design called Richmond is inspired by an original textile design that Szell, a Royal Warrant holder, tenure as an interior designer for members of the British Royal Family. To mark this occasion, we have produced a limited collection of Richmond cushions in the dark indigo and hot pink colourways, the perfect memento for a historic occasion like this.

‘Rick Rack’ is one of Kit Kemp’s most loved designs. It celebrates craft and captures the imagination with its fluid and free repeat. Kit’s embroidered arrow detail in the design adds a luxurious tactility to the cushion. The bolster is finished with our Hopscotch piping in a complimenting colour.

‘Rick Rack’ is one of Kit Kemp’s most loved designs. It celebrates craft and captures the imagination with its fluid and free repeat. Kit’s embroidered arrow detail in the design adds a luxurious tactility to the cushion. The bolster is finished with our Hopscotch piping in a complimenting colour.

‘Rick Rack’ is one of Kit Kemp’s most loved designs. It celebrates craft and captures the imagination with its fluid and free repeat. Kit’s embroidered arrow detail in the design adds a luxurious tactility to the cushion. The bolster is finished with our Hopscotch piping in a complimenting colour.

Combining two of Kit Kemp's best loved designs with the ‘Small Way’ geometric print and ‘Loom Weave’ woven design on the reverse, finished with a vivid green trim.

‘Pop Art’ was from our first passementerie collection, created in collaboration with Kit Kemp. The design draws inspiration from her travels and the textiles she loves. The design showcases the creative craftsmanship of handmade Indian embroideries, with the skilled craftswomen of Kerala responding to Kit’s design and applying their own creative interpretation. This cushion is custom made to order and there is a 2 week lead-time, please contact us to enquire

The rich yarn construction of our woven ‘Tangle’ fabric has created the most stunning cushion. Crafted in Belgium using the finest materials, the weave was designed by And Objects’ co-founders Martin Brudnizki and Nicholas Jeanes. The cushion is finished with an extra thick self-piped edge to create a luxurious finish.

The rich yarn construction of our woven ‘Tangle’ fabric has created the most stunning cushion. Crafted in Belgium using the finest materials, the weave was designed by And Objects’ co-founders Martin Brudnizki and Nicholas Jeanes. The cushion is finished with an extra thick self-piped edge to create a luxurious finish.

The rich yarn construction of our woven ‘Tangle’ fabric has created the most stunning cushion. Crafted in Belgium using the finest materials, the weave was designed by And Objects’ co-founders Martin Brudnizki and Nicholas Jeanes. The cushion is finished with an extra thick self-piped edge to create a luxurious finish.

The rich yarn construction of our woven ‘Tangle’ fabric has created the most stunning cushion. Crafted in Belgium using the finest materials, the weave was designed by And Objects’ co-founders Martin Brudnizki and Nicholas Jeanes. The cushion is finished with an extra thick self-piped edge to create a luxurious finish.