The Spotted Quoll Studio

Take your soft furnishings to new heights with this beautiful feather print linen cushion from Tasmanian brand The Spotted Quoll Studio! Made from European linen and filled with super soft 100% humane duck down inserts, this 60cm by 60cm cushion will look perfect nestled on your favourite armchair, propped up on your bed or displayed in pride of place on your sofa. Every piece in the range is designed and made in Australia, featuring prints inspired by the stunning Tasmanian wilderness. Go in the draw to win one of two feather cushions (one in colour, one black and white – worth $149 each) by commenting below and telling us why you’d love to win! {Competition closes Wednesday 2nd December 4pm AEST. Australian postal addresses only.} #presentsfrompeppermint

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