Mr Frilly Dandy
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Steampunk frill-necked lizard
The steampunk aesthetic has arisen from science-fiction dating back to Jules Verne and his contemporaries. The term was not coined until the late 1980s, although it has been retroactively applied to many works created earlier.
Steampunk mashes together anachronistic technologies - particularly anything steam-powered - with ultra-modern or futuristic technologies, resulting in stylistic Victorian-era high tech imaginings, usually replete with cogs.
This design imposes the super fashionable steampunk aesthetic on the frill-necked lizard, something of a dandy in his own right, with his large ruffle. A top hat, a bow and a pair of steampunk goggles and he is ready to strut his stuff.
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About our cushion covers
- Our cushion fabrics are designed by Boo at Susurrus Studio in Darwin River and printed in Australia. Boo uses a variety of techniques to design the fabrics including painting, drawing, lino prints and digital photography and drawing.
- Boo makes all the cushions in her studio and is registered with the Australian Made campaign.
- Cushions listed on this page are made from polyester upholstery fabric, making them super durable in most environments and very easy to wash.
- They come in a range of great designs with vibrant colours to match any decor.
- All cushions are double-sided. Some cushions have a variation of print (usually scale) on the other side - unless two different images are shown in the display above, both sides of the cushion will be identical.
- If something you want is out of stock, be sure to click the Notify Me button and we'll let you know as soon as we have them to hand again!
- Different sizes, fabric types and trims can be made to order. Our turnaround time is currently quite long however. Use the contact form to get in touch if you'd like more information.
Handmade with love
Every fabric used in our cushion covers is designed by Boo at Susurrus Studio in Darwin River, located an hour south of Darwin in the hot tropics of Australia. Boo draws much of her inspiration from her bush environment, especially the birds and flora of the Top End and across Australia.
The fabrics are printed with care in Sydney. When they arrive, Boo steps away from the design table and leans into the sewing machine to hand craft each item.