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French Country Design

September 23, 2010March 26, 2013Cushion Source

french country design

French country design has a unique way of combining elements found in nature, such as wood textures, flowery settings, and colors found on an untouched countryside. Many features contribute to the French country style of decorating, but it always looks effortless and welcoming. The look works well in, both, country homes and elegant, old chateaus. French Country will fit beautifully into your home. If you utilize proper color, textiles and accessories, you can easily achieve this look. To get you started, here are some simple tips. Read more →

Outdoor settings for fall and winter gatherings

September 10, 2010January 18, 2016Cushion Source

patio heaters, outdoor heaters, fire pits, patio fireplaces

During the fall and winter months most of us are accustomed to staying indoors and snuggling under a blanket next to a fire. Even though cooler months are headed this way you can still create an outdoor setting perfect for fall and winter with a few minor changes to your current outdoor area.

How to choose throw pillows for your home

August 20, 2010March 26, 2013Cushion Source

Incorporating throw pillows is one of the quickest ways to bring life to furniture, bedrooms and window seats without breaking the bank. Indoor throw pillows make a room more cozy and comfortable, more importantly they can provide a dramatic look to an otherwise dull room.

Deep seating cushions explained

May 6, 2010March 26, 2013Cushion Source

Miami Deep Seating Sofa Group

Deep seating as a phrase simply refers to a style of furniture. Think of a lounge chair, loveseat or sofa that can only be comfortably sat on with cushions. The furniture is nothing more than a frame without a cushion. In many cases, the furniture may not have anything other than a simple support structure for holding a cushion. The part of the frame that holds the seat cushion is very low to the ground. If you sat in it without a cushion (assuming you could) you would be sitting close to the ground and be very uncomfortable.