Albers No.2 Cushion Cover
Bold abstract compositions explore the interplay between colour and woven pattern in the Albers No.2 Cushion Cover. Inspired by Bauhaus artist and designer, Anni Albers.
Designed in New Zealand by our in-house textile designers. Please note, cushion inners are sold separately.
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60x40cm
100% Cotton
Care Instructions:
Cold machine wash. Do not soak or bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not dry clean. Dry flat in shade. Warm iron if required.
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