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Use the Soft Furnishings category to compare choices that support the room's function while contributing to a coordinated interior. Compare function, dimensions, materials, finish, assembly, care and available space to identify the right balance of appearance and function. Use the individual product specification to confirm every measurement and requirement before ordering. Confirm dimensions, materials, assembly and care on the individual product page.
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Soft Furnishings buying guide

Soft Furnishings in this selection focus on textile-led finishing touches, with pieces suited to adding warmth, texture and pattern to living rooms, bedrooms and hallway spaces. The mix leans towards fabric designs, including polyester, polypropylene and smaller numbers in cotton, viscose, chenille and jute, so it suits shoppers who want practical materials as well as a softer look.

Style is centred on modern and contemporary interiors, with boho influence and some vintage, Scandinavian and rustic looks too. Colour choices commonly include grey, blue, beige, green, brown, cream, black and ivory, making it easier to tie new Soft Furnishings into existing furniture.

Soft Furnishings sizes and fit

Sizes vary widely, so it helps to measure the floor or surface area you want to dress before you buy. Across this category, widths run from around 40cm up to 300cm, with many pieces sitting roughly between 80cm and 160cm wide, while rectangular shapes are the most common and round options are also available. Rectangular designs usually suit placing along sofas, under coffee tables or beside the bed, while round shapes can soften corners and work well in smaller open spots.

Most items arrive assembled, so there is less setup to plan for. If you are building a coordinated accessories scheme, you can also browse Pillows or return to Home Accessories.

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FAQs on Soft Furnishings

What are soft furnishings?

Soft furnishings are textile items like cushions, throws, curtains, and bedding that add comfort and visual interest to interior spaces. Theyre key to layering colour, texture, and warmth throughout your home whilst remaining flexible and easy to update.

Start by identifying your rooms colour palette and style—modern, traditional, or eclectic. Measure your space, consider the rooms function, and select pieces that coordinate with existing furniture. Quality fabrics and proper scale ensure longevity and visual balance.

Velvet offers luxury, richness, and sound absorption but requires careful cleaning and shows wear quickly in high-traffic areas. Linen is breathable, durable, and casual-looking but wrinkles easily. Choose velvet for statement pieces and linen for everyday use.

Use odd numbers of cushions (3 or 5) in varying sizes. Mix patterns with solids, coordinating colours across your rooms palette. Layer textures—combine velvet, linen, and faux fur. Position larger cushions at corners and smaller ones in the centre for visual interest.

Choose lightweight fabrics in light colours to avoid visual heaviness. Use fewer, larger cushions rather than multiple small ones. Opt for sheer curtains to maximise light, and select throws that double as blankets. Vertical elements like tall curtain poles create height illusion.

Check care labels before cleaning. Machine-washable items like throw covers suit regular laundering; others need spot cleaning or dry cleaning. Vacuum cushions monthly to remove dust. Rotate pieces regularly to prevent uneven wear and fading from sunlight exposure.

Quality organic cotton, linen, and wool soft furnishings are highly durable and often outlast synthetic alternatives. They improve with age, resist pilling, and maintain colour better. Choose sustainably sourced materials backed by certifications like GOTS or FSC for long-term value.

Measure the window width and desired length in centimetres. Width should be 1.5 to 2 times the window width for proper gathering. Measure from the pole to your preferred length—sill, below-sill, or floor. For floor-length curtains, allow 2–5cm clearance above the floor.

Yes, soft furnishings are effective sound dampeners. Heavyweight fabrics like velvet, wool, and dense linen absorb sound significantly. Layering multiple pieces—curtains, cushions, and rugs—across your room creates better acoustic control than sparse furnishing.

Yes, CFS stocks commercial-grade soft furnishings designed for hospitality, offices, and retail environments. These feature durable, stain-resistant fabrics and meet fire safety standards. They balance aesthetic appeal with practical performance requirements for high-traffic spaces.
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