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THE MINI LUMBAR | Madder & Cutch 'Forest Floor' in Woad

£110.00

Handcrafted in small batches, this charming rectangular cushion is upholstered in naturally dyed linen by Madder & Cutch and finished with a tailored Oxford trim.

Printed and coloured using 100% plant dye colourants, the fabric carries the richness, softness and subtle variation that comes through traditional dyeing processes. The Woad colourway is a deep, earthy blue inspired by traditional natural dyes, bringing richness and depth while still feeling soft and organic through the natural character of the cloth.

Balancing a contemporary use of colour with the timeless quality of hand crafted textiles, it feels as at home in a modern townhouse as it does in a layered country interior.

Composition: 100% Linen
Colourants: 100% Plant Dyes

Finished with a luxurious feather pad.

Handcrafted in small batches, this charming rectangular cushion is upholstered in naturally dyed linen by Madder & Cutch and finished with a tailored Oxford trim.

Printed and coloured using 100% plant dye colourants, the fabric carries the richness, softness and subtle variation that comes through traditional dyeing processes. The Woad colourway is a deep, earthy blue inspired by traditional natural dyes, bringing richness and depth while still feeling soft and organic through the natural character of the cloth.

Balancing a contemporary use of colour with the timeless quality of hand crafted textiles, it feels as at home in a modern townhouse as it does in a layered country interior.

Composition: 100% Linen
Colourants: 100% Plant Dyes

Finished with a luxurious feather pad.

British craftsmanship

Our cushions are made in England in small batches, using fabrics produced through slower, more considered methods of making. From hand screen printing to plant-based dyes and natural fibres, each element reflects a belief in craftsmanship shaped by skill, material knowledge and longevity rather than mass production.

We believe there is real value in continuing to make soft furnishings properly in Britain, supporting the textile designers, print studios and small upholsterers keeping these traditions alive today. The fabrics we choose are made by people whose work we admire, combining contemporary design with techniques and processes rooted in generations of craftsmanship.

As we see it, simply good work by good people.

    • Handcrafted in small batches in Lincolnshire in Madder & Cutch ‘Forest Floor’ fabric

    • Large square cushion 25 × 40cm

    • Oxford edge trim

    • Composition: 100% Linen

    • Colourants: 100% Plant Dyes

    • Concealed zip fastening

    • Made in England

  • Printed in small batches using natural plant dyes, the fabric is produced by Madder & Cutch, a Stamford based studio known for its rich colours, natural fibres and thoughtful approach to traditional dyeing techniques. Working entirely with plant-based pigments, their textiles have a depth and softness that comes from slower methods of making and the slight variations that naturally occur by hand.

    We were drawn to the fabric for its warmth, character and graphic simplicity. It feels equally at home in a more contemporary interior or a layered country house, bringing colour and pattern in a way that still feels grounded and timeless.

    • Dry clean only

    • Avoid direct sunlight

    • Due to the handmade nature of the cushion, slight variations may occur and are part of its character

  • Standard Delivery Charge: £10.00.

    For US and international delivery enquiries, please contact hq@notswolds.com and we will be happy to provide a shipping quote.

  • We hope you will be delighted with your order.

    We’re happy to offer a 14 day returns period from the date your order is received. If you decide a cushion is not quite right, please contact us at hq@notswolds.com to arrange a return. Items must be returned unused and in the same condition in which they arrived.