Pillow ideas

The pillow is cut to whatever shape you send, so the question is not really what it can do, but what is worth putting on a couch.

What people order

The first truck

The one that got restored over four winters, or the one that got sold and regretted. This is the order we see most, and it is almost always a gift.

Best at 20 in
The retirement

A last shot of the rig on the day it was handed over. Owner-operators order these for the cab of whatever comes next.

Best at 16 in
The boat that has a name

If it has a name on the transom it belongs on a pillow. Centre consoles cut out beautifully; sailboats need the rigging edited out.

Best at 26 in
The first car at sixteen

Usually the worst photo we ever receive and the one people care about most. Send it anyway. See the photo tips first.

Best at 12 in
The whole fleet

Landscapers, plumbers, tow operators. One pillow per truck, numbered, for the office couch. We keep the cut-outs on file for reorders.

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The bike in the garage

The adversarial case, and the one that shows off the cutting: spokes, bars and mirrors all survive as real outline, not a rounded blob.

Best at 16 in

Where they end up

Size is the decision people get wrong most often, so try yours in a room before you buy: every size on the design page can be placed in one at true scale.

Bedroom12–16 in reads as a cushion, 26 in takes the bed over.
Living room20 in covers a sofa cushion almost exactly.
Truck cab16 in on the rear bench. 26 in overhangs it.
Jet cabin12–16 in. A 26 in pillow overhangs a club seat.
Yacht salon20–26 in holds its own against a 96 in settee.

Every pillow is made to order. Nothing on this page exists until somebody asks for it.

Start with your photo

Two things worth knowing

Both sides are printed

The reverse is the same photo mirrored, so the pillow reads right from either side of the room. It is not a blank back.

Empty space becomes fabric

The gap between a wheel and an arch prints as plain cloth in your chosen colour, because that is what a cut-and-sew panel does. On a motorcycle it is most of the pillow, and it looks deliberate.