Sofa Decor Aurelia Faux Fur Cushion Cover

Choose Cream, Khaki, Light Green, Black, Dark Gray, Brown or Light Grey. Try a pale shade for a lighter look, or a darker colour to give the covered areas more definition.

Cream, Khaki, Light Green and Dark Gray each offer all 18 centimetre-labelled specifications. Black has ten choices and Brown has fifteen. Light Grey's five choices include the separate 90×180 option, whose unit needs confirmation. Select the colour and specification together, as the size range varies by colour.

Light Green brings a pale green accent to neutral upholstery. Repeat a little green in your cushions or nearby accessories, or let the covered seat be the main colour in the room.

Cream keeps the overall look light while allowing the rounded pattern to stand out. Pair it with plain cushions, or introduce a larger cushion pattern for contrast.

Compare your preferred shade with the upholstery that will remain visible. Lighting and screens affect colour, so confirm any essential match before ordering.

Aurelia's rounded shapes create a repeating pattern without adding another colour. Light catches the raised areas while the spaces between them give the surface definition.

Keep a broad area clear of cushions to show more texture, or use smaller pieces as accents against plain upholstery. A simple cushion arrangement lets the rounded pattern lead.

Faux fur is the product descriptor. Exact fibre composition, filling and pile measurements are unconfirmed; ask for those details if they are important to your choice.

An even front edge gives the seating area a neater outline. A looser drape brings more folds into the raised pattern. Choose the finish that suits the rest of your room.

Position the edges where you want them, then adjust any folds. For an arm piece, allow enough fabric to travel over the top and down the outside.

Smooth or reposition loose pieces after use as needed. A tested grip level and a fastening method for the selected item have not been established.

Confirm suitability before placing fabric around reclining sections or other moving parts, and keep it clear of mechanisms.

Start with the seat for a strong band of texture across the sofa. Add coordinated pieces at the back or arms if you want a more continuous look, or leave those areas exposed for contrast.

Make a short list of the areas you want covered, with two measurements, a colour and a specification for each. This helps you compare the choices without mixing up seat and arm measurements.

For a corner sofa or chaise, measure each run separately and decide where pieces would meet. Consider whether you prefer a visible join, an overlap or a little exposed upholstery.

Check the available colour-and-specification pairs against your list, then confirm the supplied items and quantities. A complete arrangement may require several separately selected pieces.