Birmingham Central Library cushion
 
Inspired by Birmingham Central Library
When the Central Library opened in 1974 it was cited as the largest non-national library in Europe, and a powerful example of British Brutalism. It was designed by John Madin, an English architect and Birmingham local. In 2013 a new Birmingham library opened a few hundred meters away and despite conservation efforts Madin's Central library was demolished in 2016.
 
Cushions can easily transform the mood of any room.
 
Our cushions are available in canvas style and faux suede fabrics. Canvas-style cushions are soft to touch yet hard wearing. Faux suede cushions have a soft feel and are elegant and decorative.
 
Sizes - Available in 46 x 46 cm and 61 x 61cm
 
Double sided print
Zippered cover with a fibre cushion insert
Virgin fibre filling is flame retardant and complies to BS 5852 part 2
Colour tested to strict regulations  
Printed using water-based inks
All cushions are cut and sewn in the UK
 
Care instructions - Wash outer cover at 30°C and no more than 800rpm spin cycle