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Friendship Luxury Cushion

£75.00
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Dispatched within 2–7 business days · UK delivery in 2–7 days

Part of The LRM Studio collection.

Pillow with a painting of two people sitting at a table in front of a pub named 'Old Neptune'. Friendship Luxury Cushion £75.00
Pillow with a painting of two people sitting at a table in front of a pub named 'Old Neptune'.

The Story

An evening on the Kent coast

Inspired by the heartfelt ‘Friendship’ illustration from the Whitstable Memories series, this luxury cushion captures a quiet, meaningful moment between two women standing outside Whitstable’s beloved Old Neptune pub. Artist Lauren Rogers-Martin transforms her original painting into a timeless piece of interior art—rich in story, comfort, and character.

Whether placed on a bed, sofa or reading chair, this cushion brings connection and seaside charm into your home.

Product Details

  • Size: 40cm x 40cm (16 inches)
  • Fabric: Premium Mayfair herringbone on the front for subtle texture and weight, paired with soft charcoal grey cotton on the back for a moody, elegant contrast
  • Trim: Kingfisher blue piping with a gold metal zip – bold finishing touches that nod to the sea and sky

Why You’ll Love It

    • A statement cushion that tells a story of connection and seaside life
    • A thoughtful gift for celebrating friendship, sisterhood, and Whitstable moments 
    • Features the iconic Neptune pub, captured with warmth and detail Individually made in England using high-quality materials – not mass-produce
    • Designed to stand alone or layer beautifully with other tones and textures

    This cushion is more than soft furnishing—it’s a small piece of art, a conversation starter, and a quiet reminder of the people and places that ground us.

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    Inspired by the heartfelt ‘Friendship’ illustration from the Whitstable Memories series, this luxury cushion captures a quiet, meaningful moment between two women standing outside Whitstable’s beloved Old Neptune pub. Artist Lauren Rogers-Martin transforms her original painting into a timeless piece of interior art—rich in story, comfort, and character.

    Whether placed on a bed, sofa or reading chair, this cushion brings connection and seaside charm into your home.

    Product Details

    • Size: 40cm x 40cm (16 inches)
    • Fabric: Premium Mayfair herringbone on the front for subtle texture and weight, paired with soft charcoal grey cotton on the back for a moody, elegant contrast
    • Trim: Kingfisher blue piping with a gold metal zip – bold finishing touches that nod to the sea and sky

    Why You’ll Love It

      • A statement cushion that tells a story of connection and seaside life
      • A thoughtful gift for celebrating friendship, sisterhood, and Whitstable moments 
      • Features the iconic Neptune pub, captured with warmth and detail Individually made in England using high-quality materials – not mass-produce
      • Designed to stand alone or layer beautifully with other tones and textures

      This cushion is more than soft furnishing—it’s a small piece of art, a conversation starter, and a quiet reminder of the people and places that ground us.

      Every piece is dispatched with care from the studio. Orders are usually dispatched within 2–7 business days of purchase (dispatch may take a little longer during busy periods). Once dispatched, UK domestic delivery typically takes 2–7 days via Royal Mail or DHL. International delivery generally takes 4–22 days, depending on destination and courier.

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