Every photograph here is a real patio, porch & backyard cushion made to measure, read line by line by one of the seven masters. For sizes, foam and fabric, start at the Cushion Atlas page.
All I have are the overall chair dimensions. Is that enough to make seat and back cushions for metal garden armchairs?
The workshop's answer
Not for a good fit. Once the chairs arrive, measure the width between the armrests, the seat depth and the back-cushion height you want. The workshop recommends a seat 3 to 4 in (8 to 10 cm) thick in 32-density high-resilience foam wrapped in polyester batting, with ties at the back corners. Boxed cushions with piping are no problem.
My outdoor couch is always under a roof. Can you make cushions for it?
The workshop's answer
Yes. The shop agreed to make two patio cushions for a covered outdoor sofa with a seat about 96 x 31 in (243 x 79 cm), wide by deep, and offered to send pricing.
Could you make soft, slouchy seat pads that drape over the chair like the ones in my photo?
The workshop's answer
Not that style. Those pads use a different inner filling, and the workshop builds only with 32-density long-life firm foam, which will not drape. The shop said so before production rather than promise a look it could not deliver.
