Sofa Decor Sienna Boho Plush Sofa Cover

Rounded canopies sit on slender trunks, with pale, ochre and blue-toned details bringing contrast to the backgrounds. The criss-cross border gives the edge a defined decorative line.

For a quieter look, keep a broad field of colour across the seat and let the trees appear along the front. Add patterned back panels if you want more of the design on show.

Pair Sienna with plain cushions to give the motifs space, or echo one tree colour in a rug or accessory. The small surface details add visual interest without needing another large print.

Choose from Green, Gray, Blue, White and Orange. Start with the broad background colour, then pick an accent from the trees to tie the arrangement together.

Green: appears bright turquoise-blue in its photographs. Confirm the shade if you need a leafy or olive green.

Gray: combines a grey ground with turquoise and warm ochre details for a quieter base with colourful accents. Blue has a deeper background than Green, giving pale and gold-toned trees a stronger contrast.

White gives the colourful motifs a pale, warm-looking backdrop. Orange brings a warm orange ground with pale and turquoise accents for a bolder focal point.

Use the photographs as colour references, allowing for lighting and screen differences. Confirm the shade before ordering if you need an exact match to existing furniture.

Start with a quick front-view sketch of your sofa. Mark the seat, back sections and arms you want to cover, leaving space wherever you want the original upholstery to show.

The Size menu separates Armchair, Loveseat, 3-Seater and 4-Seater from Armrest, Backrest and Pillow Case. A seat-option name does not establish a complete sofa or chair set.

A patterned seat and back can frame a plain sofa base. Adding arm panels repeats the design at each end; leaving the arms visible creates a lighter arrangement.

Lay out the panels before making deep folds. Check the direction of the trees from your usual view of the sofa, then adjust the position to show the pattern you like.

Use the lattice border as a visual guide. An even line across adjacent panels gives a more ordered look; more exposed upholstery separates them into individual accents.

Return your cushions to their usual positions and check how much of the tree band remains visible. Moving a cushion towards one end can open up a longer stretch of pattern.

Folds and panel orientation change the visible pattern. Exact motif alignment, stretch and a tested fastening or grip system are unconfirmed.