Cerulean & Crimson Ikat Silk Velvet Lumbar Pillow – 16x24

Cerulean blue leads across this ikat silk velvet lumbar pillow, with crimson red, white and antique gold shaping leaf medallions over a stepped geometric ground. The surface carries a plush pile and silky sheen, so the pattern shifts as light moves across the velvet. Its 16 x 24 inch lumbar scale gives a sofa or upholstered bench a clear horizontal focal point without overwhelming the arrangement.

The color story is composed for layered interiors. Cerulean blue covers the largest share, followed by crimson red, white and antique gold. The blue and red establish strong contrast, while white opens the drawing and antique gold supplies a warm glint along the motif. The ikat leaf medallions feel graphic from across a room, then reveal irregular, woven character at close range.

The front is silk velvet woven in Turkey, with a linen back and a hidden zipper closure. The velvet is organic vegetable-dyed, and its plush pile catches light differently across the raised surface. Each piece is handmade, sewn and finished in our California atelier. A premium down feather insert is included, giving the lumbar shape enough substance for display on a sofa, bench or deep accent chair.

At 16 x 24 inches (40 x 60 cm), the rectangular format works well in front of larger square pillows or as a single center accent. Place it horizontally so the medallion sequence reads across the upholstery. The included premium down feather insert supports a full layered arrangement while keeping the lumbar proportion visually distinct from surrounding cushions.

• Size: 16 x 24 inches (40 x 60 cm)
• Front: silk velvet woven in Turkey
• Back: linen fabric
• Dye: organic vegetable-dyed velvet
• Construction: handmade in California atelier
• Closure: hidden zipper closure
• Insert: premium down feather insert included
• Pattern: ikat leaf medallions, stepped geometric ground
• Palette: cerulean blue, crimson red, white, antique gold

Interior Designer's Styling Notes

Use the cerulean blue as the room’s bridge color when a scheme already includes blue art, drapery or glazed ceramics. On a warm white or pale gray sofa, place one lumbar in the center and flank it with solid white or blue velvet squares. The crimson red then reads as a controlled accent rather than a competing field. For listing photography, keep the surrounding upholstery quiet and angle the cushion slightly forward so the pile catches window light.

Layer this piece where its horizontal scale can organize a group. Two matching lumbars on a generous sofa create symmetry, while one centered on a tailored bench gives a staged entry or bedroom vignette a defined focal point. Pair it with a smaller solid cushion in antique gold or white, then add texture through linen rather than another strong print. The stepped ground already supplies enough visual movement for the arrangement.

Best Interior Styles

• Eclectic Global: cerulean blue, crimson red and ikat leaf medallions bring collected pattern energy to layered furnishings
• Modern Moroccan: the stepped geometric ground and jewel-toned contrast suit carved wood, plaster and patterned textiles
• Curated Maximalism: antique gold, white and crimson create a controlled palette for expressive, mixed-scale layering
• Modern Classic: the lumbar proportion gives traditional upholstery a crisp graphic accent without losing balance

Sofa & Fabric Pairings

• Warm white linen sofa: keeps the four-color medallion field open and legible
• Charcoal velvet sofa: deepens contrast while allowing cerulean blue to stay luminous
• Crimson wool chair: repeats the red selectively and supports the blue ground
• Antique gold silk cushion: echoes the metallic-looking accents without adding another pattern
• Natural flax linen squares: soften the geometric ground with a restrained, matte texture

Color Palette

• Jewel Salon: cerulean blue, crimson red, white, antique gold, charcoal
• Collected Gallery: cerulean blue, crimson red, white, antique gold, walnut

Each pillow is handmade, so slight variation may appear in the depth of the crimson red and the placement of the ikat leaf medallions across the velvet.