Collection: Nature-Inspired Cushions for Calm, Considered Homes
Designed to bring softness and sanctuary into your home, our hand illustrated cushions blend nature-inspired artwork with timeless pattern design. Each piece begins as an original sketch before being handmade in the UK using premium materials and finished with a plush feather pad.
Perfect for layering on sofas, beds, and reading nooks, they’re created to add warmth, texture, and a sense of calm to everyday living spaces
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Acanthus Cushion | Stone
Regular price £85.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
Clover Cushion | Ochre
Regular price £85.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per
Complete the Sanctuary
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The Wild Petal Luxury Sleep Mask
Regular price £68.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
The Birdsong Tea Towel | Orche
Regular price £28.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
The Daisy Tea Towel | Moss Green
Regular price £28.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
The Soft Bloom Luxury Sleep Mask
Regular price £68.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per
Read the journal
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The Mother's Day gift guide for mums who deserv...
The best Mother's Day gifts aren't really about the object. They're about the moment it creates—the first sip of morning tea with light streaming through the window, the quiet exhale...
The Mother's Day gift guide for mums who deserv...
The best Mother's Day gifts aren't really about the object. They're about the moment it creates—the first sip of morning tea with light streaming through the window, the quiet exhale...
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How a tiny shady garden became Lil & Dot
When I looked back at those sketches, I realised they were exactly what I wanted in my home.
How a tiny shady garden became Lil & Dot
When I looked back at those sketches, I realised they were exactly what I wanted in my home.
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Behind the Pattern: Clover
Some designs arrive fully formed. Others take their time — gathering pieces from different places, different moments, until they finally come together. The clover pattern was the second kind.
Behind the Pattern: Clover
Some designs arrive fully formed. Others take their time — gathering pieces from different places, different moments, until they finally come together. The clover pattern was the second kind.
