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Seat Cushion Options
Comfort is just as important as looks
Sofa Cushion Filling Comparison
Filling Type | Comfort & Feel | Pros | Cons | Best For |
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Feather | Soft, sink-in comfort with a natural feel | Luxurious and cosy Breathable and natural material |
Requires regular, ideally daily plumping Can flatten quickly Not suitable for allergy sufferers |
Those who like a deep, relaxed seat |
Foam | Firm, supportive, and structured | Retains shape well Low maintenance Long-lasting support |
Can feel too firm for some Less "cosy" than feather or fibre |
First-time buyers, families, or anyone wanting durability and support |
Fibre | Soft, bouncy, and relaxed | Affordable Hypoallergenic Cosy sink-in comfort |
Loses shape faster than foam Needs plumping to maintain fullness |
People with feather allergies who want a soft, comfortable seat |
Feather & Foam
A favourite for those who enjoy a soft, sink-in feel. Duck feathers are most commonly used in sofa cushions. Filled with the down feather and a foam core. Soft and luxurious to sit on, while the foam keeps it in shape and provides a good level of support.
Feathers are sewn into channels that are spread evenly across the cushion. This avoids lumps and ensures the cushion retains it's shape. They need to be plumped regularly to keep them looking great.
Fibre & Foam
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Firm Foam
Known for its firmness, resilience, and low maintenance, foam provides consistent support. It’s an excellent choice for first-time buyers or anyone who prefers a cushion that doesn’t require frequent plumping. 90% high density foam with a layer of softer reflex foam to provide some comfort. Feels like you are sitting on a cushion rather than in it.