Description
Give shy potential suitors some encouragement with the help of this quirky cushion. Gray with bright pink lettering, the Kiss Me pillow includes a recycled polyfill insert and is handmade from an eco-friendly felt made from post-consumer recycled water bottles.
Handmade in the U.S.A. Cover has a nylon zipper closure for easy removal and cleaning. Felt made from 100% post-consumer recycled water bottles. Recycled polyester insert. Alexandra Ferguson logo embroidered on the center back bottom.
Care:
Machine wash cold on delicate cycle.
Brand:
Alexandra Ferguson
Material:
100% Recycled Felt Cover, Recycled Polyfill Insert
Origin:
United States
Color:
Pink, Charcoal
Measurements:
H 10” W 14” D 3”
Based in NYC, designer Alexandra Ferguson creates playful typography pillows made of environmentally conscious products such as felt created from post-consumer recycled water bottles. Previously employed in the fashion industry, Ferguson draws inspiration for her home goods from mid-century modern style, early American folk art, and Roy Lichtenstein’s paintings.
More from Alexandra Ferguson
Give shy potential suitors some encouragement with the help of this quirky cushion. Gray with bright pink lettering, the Kiss Me pillow includes a recycled polyfill insert and is handmade from an eco-friendly felt made from post-consumer recycled water bottles.
Handmade in the U.S.A. Cover has a nylon zipper closure for easy removal and cleaning. Felt made from 100% post-consumer recycled water bottles. Recycled polyester insert. Alexandra Ferguson logo embroidered on the center back bottom.
Care:
Machine wash cold on delicate cycle.
Brand:
Alexandra Ferguson
Material:
100% Recycled Felt Cover, Recycled Polyfill Insert
Origin:
United States
Color:
Pink, Charcoal
Measurements:
H 10” W 14” D 3”
Based in NYC, designer Alexandra Ferguson creates playful typography pillows made of environmentally conscious products such as felt created from post-consumer recycled water bottles. Previously employed in the fashion industry, Ferguson draws inspiration for her home goods from mid-century modern style, early American folk art, and Roy Lichtenstein’s paintings.
More from Alexandra Ferguson
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