Paul Moneypenny Kinki Tan Cushion

Paul Moneypenny Kinki Tan Cushion – Fabulous Fringe with a Wild Side

A Cushion That Refuses to Behave

The Paul Moneypenny Kinki Tan Cushion isn't interested in sitting quietly in the corner. Covered in layer upon layer of loose, looping strips, this wonderfully tactile designer cushion brings movement, texture and just the right amount of mischief to your sofa.

Part of the Paul Moneypenny range from Malini Cushions, it has that unmistakable playful approach to interiors – luxurious, unusual and definitely not boring. Malini's Paul Moneypenny collection is known for its more characterful approach to cushion design.

Tan, Taupe & Chocolate Tones

The warm, earthy colour palette mixes tan, taupe, beige, caramel and chocolate brown, making this a surprisingly easy cushion to style. The cascading strips create a fabulous shaggy fringe effect, with every twist and curl catching the light differently.

It's somewhere between fringing, ribbons and a very glamorous bad hair day – and we absolutely love it.

Texture, Texture & More Texture

This is a cushion for interiors that need another layer rather than another pattern. The densely packed ribbon-like surface creates an almost three-dimensional finish, making the Kinki Tan Cushion ideal for adding depth to a neutral sofa, leather armchair or beautifully layered bed.

Try it with warm neutral interiors, contemporary décor, maximalist schemes, earthy colour palettes or chocolate and caramel tones. It would look particularly gorgeous mixed with plain velvet cushions for a contrast in texture.

Comfort Included

At 45 x 45cm, it's a versatile size for sofas, beds and occasional chairs, and comes feather filled for that soft, plump, sink-into-it finish.

Chosen by People Who Really Love Interiors

At Nobletts Wallpaper, we've spent over 80 years helping people make their homes beautiful. We're a small, family-run business, and every cushion we stock is selected by a team who genuinely love interiors. Your order gets the same personal care we'd want ourselves – no faceless warehouse nonsense here.