Cushion Cover 45x45 cm
White Fair Flowers

Cushion cover White Fair Flowers

Take a break against such a sustainable pillow made from recycled PET bottles. This cushion cover is wonderfully soft. The colors are intensely beautiful and brighten up your entire room. They match every color sofa and interior. It is as surprising as it is attractive that all cushions have two different decorated sides. When you have had enough of one side, just turn it over. This way you always have a new look. Also perfect as a gift, packed in a beautiful gift box.

Artistic cushion cover

The motif of the Cushion Cover White Fair Flowers is inspired by the work "Flower Still Life in Alabaster Vase", painted by Gerard van Spaendonck in 1783. The 18th century Brabant still life specialist with an astonishing eye for detail in the world of flora and fauna. The artwork is part of the collection of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam.

Gerard van Spaendonck

Gerard van Spaendonck (Tilburg 1746 - Paris 1822) was a Dutch painter, best known for his flower still lifes. He studied painting in Antwerp, after which he left for Paris. There he was appointed miniature painter at the court of Louis XVI in 1774 at the age of 28 and in 1780 as a professor of flower painting at the Jardin des Plantes. Shortly afterward he was elected a member of the Académie des beaux-arts. He created more than fifty works for the Vélins du Roi, a renowned collection of botanical watercolors, and published Fleurs Dessinées d'après Nature (Flowers Drawn from life), a still highly regarded book in the field of flower painting.

Unique products by Hendrik'

Hendrik’ tempts you with designs based on works by Dutch artists such as Bosch, Rembrandt, and Van Gogh. Henry ' is named after Duke Hendrik, the founder of 's-Hertogenbosch, where Wanda van Riet, the creative mind behind this label has her atelier. For Hendrik’ is connecting the use-value, the artistic expression, and the cultural and historical value of a product the main motivation. Value creation is the result. The production process of Henry ' is set to join forces, of the artist, the designer, and the production company. It is Hendrik' which brings these people together, resulting in a series of unique products!