An extraordinary piece of English textile history, this museum-quality cushion showcases Nina Campbell's 'Polesden Check' pattern from 1993, a design so significant that a blue colorway version is held in the permanent collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. This is authentic Osborne & Little archive fabric, impossible to find today, in a commanding 65cm oversized format.

When a museum acquires a textile design, it's recognising its cultural, aesthetic, and historical significance. This isn't just a beautiful cushion, it's a documented piece of British design history. The red colourway is from the same 1993 production run as the museum's archived example.
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O257257/polesden-check-furnishing-fabric-campbell-nina/

At 65cm x 65cm (approximately 26" x 26"), this is a seriously substantial cushion that makes a powerful design statement. Oversized cushions like this are perfect for sofas, daybeds, floor seating, or as a bold focal point. The generous proportions allow the classic plaid pattern to be fully appreciated and create real visual impact.

Nina Campbell is a legendary figure in English interior design. Since the 1970s, she has been the designer of choice for aristocracy, celebrities, and anyone seeking refined, elegant interiors with a distinctly English sensibility.
Her fabric designs are characterised by sophisticated pattern, exquisite colour, and timeless appeal. Campbell's work bridges traditional English country style with cosmopolitan elegance, her designs are never stuffy, always liveable, and endlessly chic. Her long partnership with Osborne & Little produced some of the most iconic English fabrics of the late 20th century.

Handmade with meticulous care in Australia by a skilled seamstress, this cushion features:
-Carefully pattern-matched front panel showcasing the plaid symmetrically
- Zip closure
- Professional finish with attention to every detail
- Insert NOT included (cover only)
- 65cm x 65cm