A well-designed window-seat cushion turns a window into an inviting place to sit, read or enjoy the view, adding softness and a sense of completion — especially when it coordinates with your curtains or blinds.
We make custom window-seat cushions by hand in our Nedlands workroom, working with you (and often your builder or designer) so the cushion fits the space perfectly, gives genuine comfort, and looks like an intentional part of the room.
Foam is sourced from a trusted Perth manufacturer and specified for the job — density chosen for how the seat will actually be used, so it holds its shape rather than flattening within a year.
We advise on foam densities for comfort and durability, fabrics that work with your window treatments, and practical details like removable covers.
The most satisfying results come when a window-seat cushion is designed alongside Roman blinds or sheers, using matching or complementary fabrics so the whole window area feels considered rather than assembled from separate pieces. Because we make the curtains, blinds and cushions ourselves, we can carry a fabric, trim or colour through all of them for a genuinely unified look.
We’re happy to work from measurements, photos or builder plans, and involving us early in a build or renovation makes a real difference — it means the window seat is designed with the cushion in mind from the start, rather than a cushion being fitted to an awkward space afterwards. Annie can advise at any stage, whether you’re planning a new bay window or refreshing a much-loved reading nook.
The best way to begin is to visit our showroom in Nedlands. You can explore hundreds of fabric samples in natural light, see finished examples, and often watch work happening in the attached workroom. Annie or a member of the team is always happy to talk through possibilities and answer questions.
Alternatively, we can arrange a consultation at your home at a time that suits you. Window seats are where this matters most — a bay or alcove is rarely square, and the depth, corner angles, skirting boards and any heating vents all affect how the cushion should be cut. Measuring the seat itself is the only reliable way to get a snug fit rather than an approximate one.
Either way, you will receive honest, expert guidance focused entirely on what is right for your window seat and the window above it.
We look forward to helping you create furnishings you will love for many years to come.
Yes — we make window-seat cushions for bay windows, alcoves and built-in seating, tailored precisely to the space from measurements, photos or builder plans.
It depends on use — a reading nook used daily needs a firmer, more durable foam than occasional seating. Annie advises on the right density for comfort and longevity.
