Foam, feathers, fiberfill, down, and even springs are a variety of products that can serve as cushion and pillow inserts to provide a lasting supportive firm feel or soft and squishy. MAQ uses quality foam and insert materials that will outperform any that is used in manufactured furniture.
Consideration is taken for window seat cushions to help you select a fabric that will resist fading. We offer a range of Sunbrella© fabrics both for indoor and outdoor use. Outdoor cushions will be stuffed with an outdoor foam, not the low-cost fiber that manufactured cushions contain. There is a difference!
Custom cushions can be fabricated with a variety of thickness and cover styles. When they are made just for you, you have an unlimited array of fabrics from which to choose that will coordinate with your decor. Attention to the detail on the fabric pattern is taken into consideration so the pattern is always matched or placed just where you want.
Browse through the gallery to see different cushion cover styles.
Box style cushion with contrast welt
Bullnose style seat cushions, knife edge style for back cushions
Knife edge cushions, no welt, light tufted (buttons). Buttons help to keep the covers from shifting as well as giving some detail.
The stripes were small on this cushion but they matched all the way around
Close up of the pattern match on this bench cushion.
This client loves needlepoint. I blocked it to square it before making it into a pillow.
Small needlepoint with a 'frame' added to make it into a larger pillow.
Cute little 'cube' made from silk.
It's fun to travel and make memorabilia into pillows. These tea towel pillows have a flat welt edging.
I created this little cushion idea to provide a little comfort while sitting on the hard benches at my kids' sporting events. Fold it up and carry it like a little bag. Perfect!
Pretty porch cushions. Notice how the pattern matches from the top right down the boxing.
Client needed to replace seat cushion insert for better support and selected a south west style fabric for some pop. Choice was also to convert a 3 cushion design to 1 long cushion.
Buttoned (tufted) window seat with a welted box style cover
Fun lobster fabric made into pillows. The back side (red) provides a slot for easy removal of the insert. I decided to make a plain stitch into something creative with a contrast decorative stitch to secure the hem.
Cute little round pillow shirred into a button with ball fringe.
Bullnose style cushions for wicker chairs.
Bullnose style seat cushions, knife edge tufted back cushions for wicker couch.
Pretty new cushions for relaxing on the porch. This back pillows were made thicker than the previous ones so the seat cushion wasn't so deep. Much more comfortable that way.
A regular striped fabric is pieced to make a 'box' design. Narrow flat welt around the edges.
A form of a Turkish corner on this pillow. Something just a little different.
Stripes match on this box style cushion.
Creative pillows using fabric from all the upholstery in the room.
Client wanted pillows from this pretty southwest fabric but didn't have quite enough so I got creative. Much more interesting this way! The back is solid red.
Silk pillows
Creativity applied to these pillows for some contrast.
Client's needlepoint made into a pillow. It's hard to tell but I added a border around it to make a larger pillow.