Sage green rosettes sit across a crisp white ground on this Moroccan Cushion, with black star-like centres, soft pink pieces and rust-toned polygon accents worked into the repeat. The design takes its cue from zellige mosaic geometry, using neat symmetry and small contrasting shapes to create a lively but balanced decorative cushion.
Its square, plump profile makes it easy to place as a single patterned accent or to pair with plain cushions in neutral, green, blush or earthy colour schemes. The close surface texture gives the pattern a natural fabric look, while the white spacing keeps the overall effect fresh rather than heavy.
Zellige-inspired pattern and colour
The strongest detail is the repeated tile-style layout. Larger sage green petal forms radiate around darker centres, while smaller pink and rust shapes fill the spaces between them. Black arrow-like motifs add contrast and help the pattern feel sharper, especially against pale upholstery or bedding.
Styling it at home
Use it on a sofa to break up plain seating, place it on an armchair for a compact colour accent, or layer it on a bed with cushions in similar muted tones. The mix of sage, pink, rust and black works particularly well with warm woods, cream textiles and simple contemporary interiors.
Product details at a glance
- Decorative Moroccan cushion
- Zellige-inspired geometric repeat
- White base with sage green, soft pink, rust and black detailing
- Square cushion profile
- Suitable for sofas, armchairs or beds
- Product weight: 0.5 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
What colours are used in this Moroccan Cushion? The design combines a white base with sage green, soft pink, rust brown and black details.
Is the cushion suitable for a sofa? Yes, it is described for use on sofas, armchairs or beds, making it a versatile decorative accent.
Does the cushion have an embroidered design? The design appears as a flat geometric surface pattern rather than prominent raised embroidery.
What is the cushion’s weight? The listed product weight is 0.5 kg.
What style of décor does it suit? The zellige-inspired geometry works well with Moroccan-inspired rooms, neutral schemes and interiors that use soft greens, blush tones or earthy accents.
