Fleming Howland’s decorative objects include pillows and workshop-inspired candles, extending the collection’s material character into smaller details that sit naturally alongside sofas, chairs and beds.
Objects
Feather-down pillows soften sofa geometry, introducing leather, velvet or blended mohair without changing the main upholstery. Workshop-inspired candles add fragrance alongside these tactile details, creating a sensory connection with the furniture rather than simply adding decoration.
Colour Guide
Smaller upholstered objects allow colour to be explored without committing to a sofa. A pillow can echo existing upholstery or introduce contrast, with leather grain and velvet pile changing how tones relate to artwork, rugs and joinery.
Discovery box
For decorative pillows, compare leather, velvet, wool and mohair samples with existing upholstery through the Discovery Box. Its catalogues show how materials recur across the collection, helping smaller textile details connect with the wider furniture palette.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Fleming Howland Objects collection?
The current Objects collection includes decorative pillows and candles. The pillows extend the furniture material palette into smaller upholstered forms, while the candle collection draws on the atmosphere and materials of the workshop to introduce scent into the interior.
What materials are available for the decorative pillows?
The decorative pillow range includes velvet, saddle leather and selected blended material combinations, including leather with mohair. This allows the pillows either to coordinate closely with Fleming Howland furniture or introduce a controlled change in texture and colour.
What filling is used in the decorative pillows?
Fleming Howland describes the decorative pillows as feather down filled. The soft filling gives the pieces a relaxed profile and makes them useful for tempering the stronger geometry of sofas, chairs and beds.
What are the Fleming Howland candle fragrances inspired by?
The candle collection is inspired by the atmosphere of British artisanship and the furniture workshop. Current fragrance options include profiles named Leather, Wood and Velvet, translating familiar material references into scent rather than reproducing them visually.
How should decorative objects be used within an interior?
Use them to reinforce an existing material or introduce a secondary note rather than filling every surface. A few well placed pillows can change the colour balance of a sofa, while scent can add atmosphere without adding more visual objects to the room.