Pair of Pierre Cardin Cushions, 1980s Vintage Fabric, Newly Made

A pair of colorful lumbar cushions made with vintage Madeleine Castaing printed cotton fabric in a striped pattern, based on a 19th century document textile. The fabric on the back i...

A rectangular Fortuny cushion in the Glicine pattern. All our Fortuny are newly made, using beautiful, never used vintage Fortuny fabric. This cushion features a silk bias edging and...

A Fortuny fabric cushion in the Jupon pattern, ivory silk backs and silk bias edging Newly made using vintage Fortuny fabric, circa 1960 50 down/50 feather insert.

A pair of Fortuny fabric cushions in the Granada pattern, featuring a lovely gold and silvery gold colorway. The details of these cushions are exquisite: each cushion has silk bias e...

Pierre Cardin's classic aesthetic is on full display with this beautiful pair of nightstands made for the French designer in the US by Dillingham. The white cases have linear graphi...

Pair of vintage Fortuny cushions in taupe and brown. Trimmed in silk tassels. Sold together and priced $985 for the pair.

Special edition handcrafted cushions in beautiful fabric by The House of Pierre Frey - Braquenié collection. The pillows are with piping and fitted with hidden zipper. Measures: ...

This cushion is a one-of-a-kind and part of a sustainability project. It has been created from an up-cycled, recycled luxury fabric, used with the intentions of promoting a more eco-friendly environment by using already existing materials. We both celebrate and cherish the past and take care with rare and precious vintage and antique materials. Through layers of carefully added backing the delicate fabric has been fortified for longevity and thus preserved. (The original designer/brand has been fully credited below) Description: Custom-made one-of-a-kind pair of luxury cushions (pillows) created from an exquisite ‘vintage collection’ silk Echo fashion scarf in a peachy pink color with stylized Classic shell design. A very delicate silk in perfect unused condition and beautifully soft to the touch. From a vintage designer boutique in Palm Beach, Florida. In 1923 Americans Edgar & Theresa Hyman founded ‘Echo’ scarves on their wedding day, naming the company by using his initials. The business grew and was strong enough by 1929 to survive the Depression. Echo was one of the most prominent and prolific manufacturers of women’s patriotic scarves during wartime. They described the wartime culture and encourage optimism through propaganda, many displaying instructional directions. The scarves in this period used nylon and other non-essential fabric. Interestingly in 1984, ‘Echo’ became the sole licensee for Polo/Ralph Lauren scarf...