Gule blomster – cushion – Marlene Thorndahl (MTH)
- Motif: Repeating, stylised floral motif with yellow flowers and graphic black stems
- Size: 40 × 40 cm
- Thread: Danish Flower Thread
- Fabric: Haandarbejdets Fremme (HF) – Linen 12B
- Designer: Marlene Thorndahl
Gule blomster – cushion – Marlene Thorndahl (MTH)
Gule blomster is a decorative cushion in which Marlene Thorndahl works with repetition and graphic clarity in a calm, well-balanced expression. The motif consists of stylised flowers in clear yellow tones, connected by dark, organic lines. The interplay between the floral and the graphic gives the cushion a distinctive yet restrained character.
The composition is built as a repeating pattern that forms a rhythmic surface. The flowers are arranged in vertical sequences that create structure and calm, while the curved stems introduce movement. The upper part of the cushion is intentionally more open, allowing the motif to breathe and appear light, even within a dense pattern.
The colour palette is simple and effective. The warm yellow tones stand out clearly against the light linen ground and are emphasised by the black lines, which add contrast and depth. Embroidered in Danish Flower Thread, the surface achieves a matte, textile quality where colours remain vivid without becoming overpowering. The linen fabric from Haandarbejdets Fremme contributes a calm texture that highlights both stitches and motif.
As a cushion, Gule blomster functions both as a decorative focal point and as a natural element within a cohesive interior. It is suitable for sofas, armchairs, or beds and can be combined with other textiles in subdued tones. The motif fits naturally into Haandarbejdets Fremme’s tradition of clear patterns and materials with lasting durability and aesthetic weight.
For retailers, Gule blomster is an excellent choice for customers seeking cushion with a strong graphic expression and high material quality. The design unites function and decoration and supports an assortment focused on Danish design, embroidery craftsmanship, and Haandarbejdets Fremme’s characteristic materials.


