Duo-Hue by Amelia Ayerst

Use CHRISTMASTREAT for 20% off this weekend. Get the perfect gift with our merino wool bedspread / blanket and matching woven cushions.

Did you know that all of our blankets can be used on both sides? Each blanket is woven in the UK using merino wool. What side is your favourite?

Do you have a room that you are interested in adding some DUOHUE artworks or cushions in? We are always happy to discuss colours and patterns and create something bespoke. Send us some photos of the room or drop us a message on [email protected] to start discussing!

Detail shot from our most recent photoshoot. All of our merino wool blankets are woven in the UK. They also are a heavyweight finish, meaning you can use our blankets to snuggle up on the sofa, use it as a bed spread or even use it as a wall hanging.

Layer up a cosy bed in our merino wool blankets and cushions. We love this photograph from .

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We’ve sold out of our Merino Wool Pearl Grey square cushion but don’t worry we have loads of other colours still available. Or check out our other home items in our pearl grey colour combination.

Our Burgundy Iceberg merino wool blanket is the perfect gift. Each blanket has a premium heavyweight feel meaning you can use it as a throw for a bed, snuggle up on the sofa or even as a wall hanging.

What a statement this makes using two of our artworks next to a bright chair. What do you think?

Did you know that everything we embroider is made to order. Amelia makes everything in her studio in Bristol to allow flexibility of design and colour, but also to ensure the highest quality.

Have you seen a cushion that you love but it isn’t quite the right colours? Everything here at DUO-HUE is made to order therefore we can create bespoke colourways to fit your room. Just email [email protected] to discuss.

At DUO-HUE we do a range of home and lifestyle products including rucksacks, clothing, artworks and cushions. Check out all our other products on www.duohue.com

We love how our artwork is used on a mantlepiece. What do you think?