New Maison Casamance Cushions Have Arrived at Cushionbank
Maison Casamance has launched its new collection for 2026: embroideries, woven textures, printed linens and graphic patterns in colour palettes drawn from nature, travel and modern interiors.
I've added a selection of the new designs to Cushionbank, chosen so they can be mixed and layered from room to room.
What I love most about this collection is how easily the cushions work together. Whether you prefer warm earthy tones, fresh greens or deep blues, there is a palette to suit your interior.
Warm Neutrals & Terracotta
The warm palette brings together cream, linen, caramel, ochre and terracotta. Look at Gardenia in Terracotta, the woven Sur un Fil in Orange terreux and Ruivo in Terracota Foncé, with Cote Lin in Ocre as a plain linen to calm the pattern.
Textured embroideries, woven patterns and geometric designs add depth without overwhelming the scheme, which makes these cushions right for contemporary living rooms and relaxed family spaces.
This palette works beautifully with oak furniture, natural stone, bouclé upholstery and warm metallic accents.
Gardenia, Modulor, Composition and Sur un Fil
Photo: Maison Casamance
Mediterranean Blues & Aqua
The blues bring fresh aqua, teal and marine tones together with terracotta accents and natural linens: Oban in Turquoise Orange, Ruivo in Turquoise, Chroma in Bleu Sarcelle and Forget Me Not in Pierre bleue.
These cushions have the relaxed feel of Mediterranean interiors, bringing colour and energy while keeping a refined, designer look.
Layering patterned cushions with a plain linen such as Cote Lin in Bleu Baltique creates a balanced scheme that feels curated rather than coordinated.
Perfect for:
Coastal homes
Contemporary apartments
Light-filled living spaces
Summer room refreshes
Oban, Ivy, Chroma, Ruivo and Forget Me Not
Photo: Maison Casamance
Botanical Greens
Green continues to be one of the most versatile colours in interior design, and this collection shows why.
Olive, moss and leaf greens sit alongside natural linens, graphic patterns and textured weaves: Ivy in Vert, Oban in Citrus Olive, Composition in Olive, Forget Me Not in Olive and Modulor in Kaki.
These cushions work beautifully in rooms with timber finishes, natural flooring, houseplants and earthy colour palettes.
The result is calming, sophisticated and timeless.
Oban in Citrus Olive
Photo: Maison Casamance
Deep Blues & Rich Colour
For a richer palette, the collection goes darker, with navy, sapphire and deep ochre. Madère in Bleu, Santana in Bleu and Iridis in Multico bleu carry the blue, while Oban in Ocre Noir adds a graphic edge.
Embroidered details and bold geometric patterns make a contemporary statement that still feels refined.
These designs are ideal for adding colour and personality to neutral upholstery.
Designed to Mix and Layer
One of the strengths of the Maison Casamance collection is that cushions from different ranges are designed to work together.
Rather than choosing matching cushions, the collection encourages mixing:
Plain linens with embroidery
Geometrics with florals
Large-scale patterns with subtle textures
Statement pieces with calming neutrals
Try a plain such as Chroma in Nacre or Cote Lin in Ecru with a pattern like The Lost Garden or Modulor. The result is a more collected, professionally styled look.
The Oban colours
Photo: Maison Casamance
Shop the Collection
The new Maison Casamance cushions are available now at Cushionbank in a range of colours and sizes. Browse the full Maison Casamance collection.
Whether you're refreshing a sofa, updating a bedroom or looking for the finishing touch, these cushions are a simple way to bring texture and colour into your home.
If you'd like help putting a scheme together, get in touch and I'll suggest a combination for your room.