About this Product
French country toile pillows can add a touch of rustic charm to your room's decor. Toile, which originated in France, is a decorative fabric featuring a repeating pattern, often of scenes from rural life. Using French country toile pillows in your room can bring a sense of history and tradition to your home, while also adding a pop of color and interest.
- One 14" by 26" long oblong pillow cover with pillow front, back, and welt made with a blue and cream horse pattern French Country Toile fabric
-Pillow form is not included - I recommend using a form that is two inches larger to fill the corners out nicely.
- Pillow has a fabric covered welt for a professional finish
- A free fabric swatch is available by mail.
- Pillow features a zipper closure
-Also available in a square 18" size as shown in the last photo.
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Islandia Designs specializes in unique, high quality custom designer pillows. I personally design and sew each pillow in my studio, ensuring that the finished product meets all of your home decorating needs.
Islandia Designs
Meet the Maker
Islandia Designs specializes in decorative throw pillows to add that finishing touch to your home decor. I personally design and sew all of the pillows in my shop.
After receiving my degree in design, I have spent my career working in the interior decorating field. I have done large projects for model homes, hotels, condo developments, resorts, and private customers.
Delivering a quality product that is a show stopper in the room has always been my plan. Walking into a well decorated room should bring a smile to your face, and a sense of calm when you are relaxing.
How it’s Made
Islandia Designs specializes in unique, high quality custom designer pillows. I personally design and sew each pillow in my studio, ensuring that the finished product meets all of your home decorating needs.
