Choosing the right cushion filling is more than just a comfort preference — it affects how your furniture looks, feels, and lasts over time. Here’s a quick, honest guide to help you decide between feather and fibre cushion interiors for your seat or back cushions.🪶 Feather Cushion FillingsFeather-filled cushions offer that classic sink-in comfort — the kind you want to flop into after a long day. We use high-quality duck feather blends, typically Type 302 for seat pads and back cushions, sorted for structure and bulk.✔️ Pros:Soft and luxurious feel Naturally breathable Moulds to your shape Easier to re-plump even after being left untouched❗ Considerations:Needs daily plumping to stay full and even Not hypoallergenic Can shift inside the cushion, which is why we use internal baffles for support🪶 Good for: Those who like a traditional, relaxed sit with a natural feel.🔧 Fibre Cushion FillingsFibre cushions are often chosen for their structured appearance and lower maintenance — at least at first. They’re filled with man-made hollow fibre or conjugate fibre, giving them a springy, foam-like bounce.✔️ Pros:Firmer feel and good initial shape More resilient to pressure Hypoallergenic and allergy-friendly Lower daily maintenance (initially)❗ Important Note:Fibre cushions may seem “low maintenance,” but they still require regular plumping. If left untouched, the fibres compress permanently — and the ability to get them back into shape diminishes over time.Unlike feather, which can bounce back with a good shake, compressed fibre tends to flatten and stay that way.🧼 Top Tip: Rotate and plump fibre cushions daily — especially seat pads — to prolong their shape and lifespan.🪑 Good for: Customers wanting firmer support or allergy-safe interiors.⚖️ Which One’s Right for You?FeatureFeather FillFibre FillComfort feelSoft & sink-inFirmer & springyShape recoveryPlumps up easilyRequires daily attentionHypoallergenic?NoYesMaintenance levelDaily fluffingDaily plumping (critical)Longevity (with care)HighMedium📌 In SummaryFeather cushions give a natural, lived-in look and are more forgiving if you forget to plump them for a few days. Fibre cushions start off looking smarter, but if you don’t plump them regularly, they’ll lose their shape and won’t bounce back like feather does.