Orange & terracotta outdoor cushions
5 Sunbrella® cushions in this colour group, 45×45 cm, filling included, from €29.95. Fade-proof, water-repellent, washable at 30°.
Terracotta is the colour that makes grey rattan look expensive and a stone terrace look Mediterranean. In solution-dyed Sunbrella® it stays that colour: the orange is in the fibre, not printed on it, so a south-facing seat in year five matches the shaded one.
Use terracotta as the main colour with sand and olive, or as the single accent in a charcoal set. Burnt orange sits against navy for a sharper look.
Combinations that work
The classic terrace set. Sand for most cushions, terracotta for a third.
Modern, on black or anthracite furniture. One blush cushion lifts it.
High contrast. Works on white or pale wood frames.
Other colours
All 158 cushions, filterable by colour and collection: the full collection. Other sizes in any of these colours: made to measure.
Questions about orange & terracotta cushions
Does orange fade on outdoor cushions?
Printed orange fades fastest of all. Solution-dyed Sunbrella orange and terracotta are warranted 5 years against fading.
What goes with terracotta cushions?
Sand, olive, charcoal and navy. Avoid red; the two fight.
Choosing colours

Outdoor scatter cushions: how many, which sizes and which colours work together
How many scatter cushions on a garden sofa, which sizes to mix, and a simple colour rule that stops a set looking like a sale bin. With Sunbrella examples.

Outdoor cushion colour ideas: seven palettes that work in British light
Grey skies flatten colour. Seven outdoor cushion palettes that still look good in a British garden, each with Sunbrella fabric names, the furniture they suit and the one accent that lifts them.

Which cushions go with grey rattan furniture? Colours that work, and the one that does not
Grey rattan is in half the gardens in Britain, usually with grey cushions. Here is why that looks flat, which colours lift grey rattan, and three ready palettes with Sunbrella fabric names.



