Velvet looks richer, cotton is easier to live with, and the right choice depends on how your sofa is used. This guide compares feel, care, comfort and styling to help you decide what to buy.

Not sure which designer cushion covers suit your sofa? This guide explains how to match covers to sofa colours, compare cotton, velvet and embroidered finishes, measure for the right size, and check listings before ordering online. It also covers what to know before shopping at CR Home.

Choosing between printed and plain cushion covers is one of the first decisions people face while styling a sofa or bed. It seems like a small detail, but it changes the entire mood of a room — calm and tailored, or bold and layered. This guide looks at where each style works best, how to combine the two, and how...

How to Choose Premium Cushion Covers Online Choosing the right cushion covers can change the look and feel of a sofa without replacing the furniture. When buying premium cushion covers online, however, design is only one part of the decision. Fabric, size, stitching, closure, texture, colour, pattern and care requirements all influence how a cushion cover looks and performs in...

Luxury cushion covers can make a noticeable difference to how a sofa or living space looks and feels. They bring colour, texture and personality to existing furniture without requiring a complete décor change. When you shop for luxury cushion covers online, choosing the right fabric, size and design can help create a comfortable and well-balanced setting. Before you buy, it...

Put two cushion covers of the exact same size next to each other, and they can still look nothing alike. One sits flat and slightly limp against the sofa, while the other holds its shape, catches the light differently, and looks like it was chosen on purpose rather than picked up in a hurry. The size is identical. The price...

How Do You Choose the Right Cushion Covers? Start with size: measure your insert and pick a cover that matches it closely, usually 16x16 or 18x18 inches for a standard sofa. Choose fabric based on how the cushion will be used — cotton for everyday comfort, velvet for a richer look. Pick colours that echo at least one existing tone...

Cushion covers are one of the easiest and most affordable ways to refresh your home's interior. Whether you're updating a living room, styling a bedroom, or preparing your home for a festive season, the right cushion covers can instantly add colour, texture, and personality without changing your furniture. Beyond appearance, cushion covers help protect cushion inserts from dust, stains, pet...

The Complete Guide to Cushion Covers Styles, Materials, Sizes and Buying Tips A cushion cover is the removable fabric casing that fits over a cushion insert, used to protect the filling and refresh a room's look without replacing the entire cushion. Cushion covers come in materials like cotton, velvet, linen and silk, in standard sizes such as 16x16, 18x18 and...

How to Choose the Perfect Sofa Cushion Covers for Your Most people redesign their whole living room before they think about their cushion covers. That's backwards. Cushion covers sit at eye level, right where guests look first when they walk in. A mismatched or worn-out set pulls attention away from everything else you've styled carefully. This guide walks through fabric...

A sofa looks tired for one simple reason most people miss: the cushion covers. Not the sofa itself. Cushion covers change the whole mood of a room. A worn, faded cover makes even a new sofa look old. A fresh, well-chosen one can make an old sofa look brand new. At CR Home, we get asked the same question every...

There’s a dangerous little habit I’ve developed over the years. I open my laptop to buy one cushion cover. Forty-five minutes later, I’ve somehow convinced myself I also need a throw, a ceramic vase, a lamp, and a coffee table book I’ll probably never read. Home décor has a funny way of doing that. But here’s something I’ve realised after spending far too much...

Did this happen to you too? Ever walked into someone’s home and felt it’s ‘expensive’. Like there were no giant chandeliers hanging from the ceiling nor were the furniture imported. But somehow the space felt so fine.  The colours worked together. The textures felt warm. The sofa looked so at home. And even the cushions felt they belonged there.  Funny enough,...