The “New Zealand East Life Magazine” features an article about AN-NA Design in its July issue. Wow, I’m proud – people on the other side of the world are writing about my manufactory. The post begins with a call to New Zealanders to “keep the gray at bay” and recommends my boldly colored cushions to combat the New Zealand winter blues.

I quickly did some research and found out that winter in New Zealand lasts from June to September. The article shows 2 photos of AN-NA Design cushions in different sizes, both from the Limited Editions product range. Incidentally, there are still a few cushions of both designs available in my store at the moment.
The cushion in the size 30 x 50 cm is called LTD K1. The second cushion in the size 40 x 50 cm is called LTD-D2.
The article goes on to describe that AN-NA Design also offers matching wall design so that cushions and wall design can complement each other in terms of color.

“Cushions as visual highlights”

Here you can see two of my art cushions, photographed on the roof of a picturesque garden shed in a small village in Germany, near Cologne.
Both cushions measure 30 x 50 cm. They are unique.
A unique piece from AN-NA Design is only produced once – this is certified.

I painted and printed the cushions with watercolor, fabric color and acrylic paints. There are other artificial cushions that I have also embroidered, for example with felt cord. The art cushions are intended as art objects, not as cushions for the sofa. Loops are attached to the back as hangers. This allows them to be attached to the wall – a real alternative to pictures. Another possibility: they can be displayed as objects in a showcase or on a beautiful shelf.

Due to the strong colors, the art cushions need some space so that they can work well.
Please do not wash! This is about art, not the cuddle factor.

There are currently 3 art cushions available. They are listed as a separate category in my store called “Cushion objects” and, like the other cushions, can be ordered online. They are supplied with a feather ticking and, of course, a certificate from AN-NA Design.