Pré Fleuri Organic Cotton Square Pillow Cover by Sophie Williamson Design — 20″ × 20″

The Pré Fleuri Organic Cotton Square Pillow Cover by Sophie Williamson Design turns a field of hand-illustrated flowers into a wonderfully useful 20-inch cushion. Printed on substantial GOTS-certified organic cotton, Pré Fleuri has enough color and movement to enliven a plain sofa, armchair, or bed without requiring an entire room to be built around it. The simple square shape keeps all the attention on Sophie’s wildflower print, making this an especially good piece to place among quieter linens, checks, stripes, or well-worn solids. It is sold as a cover only, so you can choose the fullness of the insert yourself and reuse one you may already own.

“A floral this lively does not need a complicated arrangement around it. I would put it on an old linen chair or among a few plain cushions and let it look as though someone brought the garden indoors simply because there were too many flowers to leave outside.”

-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

• Pré Fleuri floral print
• Designed and hand illustrated by Sophie Williamson
• Heavy GOTS-certified organic cotton
• Printed with nontoxic, low-impact dyes
• Square pillow cover
• 20" × 20" / 50 × 50 cm
• Cover only; insert not included

Care & Ownership

Machine wash at approximately 30°C or on a warm setting. Line dry away from direct sunlight whenever possible; if machine drying is necessary, use a delicate low setting. Iron from the reverse while the cotton is slightly damp, or mist lightly before pressing. Attend to stains promptly with water and a small amount of dish soap before washing. Avoid bleach and dry cleaning.

Because the print is the point of this cushion, there is no need to keep it looking unnaturally untouched. Let the cotton soften through ordinary use while protecting the illustrated surface from harsh treatments.

Maker / Heritage

Sophie Williamson Design is based in New Canaan, Connecticut and led by Sophie von Oertzen Williamson, whose approach to interiors and textiles was shaped by growing up across Switzerland, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Her work is rooted in Gastfreundschaft—a generous view of hospitality expressed through layered rooms, expressive pattern, and a confident mix of old and new, European and American influences.

As seen in: Architectural Digest, Lonny