Wallace Sewell Premium Merino Wool Cushion Cover

Introducing the Wallace Sewell premium merino wool cushion cover in Stoltzl Nougat design. A bold pastel multi colour design with pink and green base.

This cozy premium quality merino lambswool pillow cover is perfect as a decorative cushion for the living room or a bed. Soft and luxurious merino wool will be a comfortable addition to any home decor.

• Each side has a different pattern and complimentary colours for a variety of looks.
• 1 Cushion cover only. Filling/Insert not included.
• Soft and warm.
• Merino home decor.
• Woven in United Kingdom
• 100% merino lambswool, from Australia and South Africa. Dyed and spun in Yorkshire, UK.  Fabric woven in Lancashire, UK.
• Medium weight, non bulky.
• Size: 45cm x 45cm. See pics
• CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Dry Clean only.

The Wallace Sewell throw collection of pillows and blankets are woven with sumptuous merino lambs wool and felted to create a super soft, inviting quality. Creating an enduring heirloom to treasure for generations to come. These bold and contemporary designs make a colourful and uplifting addition to any bedroom or sofa.

In 2019, as part of the Bauhaus centenary celebrations, Wallace Sewell were authorised to create a re-edition of Gunta Stölzl’s original ‘Prellerdecke’ blanket.  The project was initiated by Jörg Klambt, founder of Designshop at Bauhaus Dessau; where in 1926, the first Prellerhaus blankets were made in the weaving workshops.  The original design having been lost, Wallace Sewell have realized and recreated the design, with help from Gunta Stölzl’s daughter, Monika Stadler, and archive drawings and photographs. 

Gunta Stölzl was fundamental to the Bauhaus weaving department and when the Bauhaus moved to Dessau, Stölzl, who was a master of the weaving workshop, designed a blanket for the ‘Prellerhaus’ student dormitories.  The original is a bold interaction of horizontal and vertical, positive and negative. 

Know your maker

UK-based British design studio, Wallace Sewell, was established by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell after graduating from the Royal College of Art. Working from London and Dorset, this progressive studio pioneers excellence and originality within their woven products.