Chestnut Brown Tweed Bolster Pillow
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- Heavyweight WeaveChestnut Brown Tweed Bolster Pillow
- Heavyweight Weave
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This 9 x 21 inch bolster pillow is the easy finishing touch for a sofa, daybed, or bed.
Chestnut Brown Tweed is a heavyweight weave in a rich, earthy brown with a classic tweed texture. It's 100% polyester and built to handle everyday life. It looks great in craftsman and Arts & Crafts homes, and it gives mid-century modern pieces a warm, grounded feel.
Mix and match with more bolster pillows or shop more brown styles.
This weave has real character. Thick brown and white cords interlace into a textured, dimensional pattern that is substantial to the touch without feeling coarse. It is relaxed and inviting, with a natural, handcrafted look that adds warmth to a room. It is upholstery-grade and built for real homes, daily sitting, and years of use, while still looking intentional and well put together.
Heavy, interwoven cords give this fabric a solid, hard-wearing structure built for everyday upholstery. The mix of brown and white tones and the textured surface hide dirt, crumbs, pet hair, and everyday wear far better than a flat solid, so it looks cleaner for longer between cleanings. It resists stretching and holds its shape. It is easy to live with and suits most households, including busy families and moderate pet use, though the raised weave can catch on small claws.
Vacuum regularly with a soft upholstery attachment to lift dust and pet hair from between the cords. Blot spills promptly with a clean cloth; don’t rub, which can push stains into the weave. For spot cleaning, use a small amount of mild detergent and cool water, then blot with plain water and let air dry. To wash, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, inside out, and keep it away from items with zippers or hook-and-loop fasteners. Line dry or tumble dry on low; high heat can damage polyester. Do not bleach. If a cord snags, trim it flush with small scissors rather than pulling it.
