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Lexington - Authentic Cushion Cover - Beige - 50x50cm
This Lexington felt cushion cover features an embroidered flag design and text at front, on a beige background with navy piping.It features a discreet zipper closure at the bottom and is made from 58% wool and 42% viscose. Timelessly stylish this Lexington cushion cover isideal for adding extra styleto your existing bedding or sofa.Perfect forlayeringwith Lexington throws, duvet covers, and bedspreads, it also makes a great gift idea. From classic to contemporary, it's easy to create a style that's exactly right for you with the lifestyle of Lexington Home collection. Key features: * Lexington Company - Fall Collection 2011 * Lexington felt cushion cover - beige * Measures: 50x50cm * Material: 58% wool & 42% viscose * Cushion pad available separately * Features embroidered flag and text at front * Piping in navy blue * Discreet zipper closure at bottom * Also available in blue * Wash at 40 degrees * Looks great layered with Lexington bedding & throws * Beautiful gift idea * More Lexington cushion covers available
£59.00
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