Homecrest Riviera Replacement Cushions — Custom Cut to Your Measurements

Riviera is a numbered Homecrest mid-century classic — Model #90, the high-back swivel rocker — with specialist pricing public and no factory chart. Here is what the reference says, and how a measured rebuild runs.

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The Riviera line at a glance

Riviera is one of the numbered mid-century Homecrest models — Model #90, a high-back swivel rocker from the 1950s–60s blond-tube era. The specialists who keep these frames alive publish real prices: $459 for the cushion set, plus $79 head pillow and $79 arm pads, made to order.

So we don’t guess. Confirm the model with the cues below, measure the old pad or the seat deck, and we cut Riviera replacement cushions to your figures in any of 119 fabrics — built by the workshop that ships them.

Check three things: (1) the number — Homecrest stamped model numbers on the frames (#25, #36, #90, #105…); (2) the look — blond round-tube metal, cross-strap decks, high-back swivel profile; (3) the specialist references — the #90 Riviera set is catalogued there. Our full measuring guide walks you through it.

How to tell you have the Riviera

Start with the number: mid-century Homecrest runs on stamped model numbers, and #90 is Riviera — the high-back swivel rocker. The stamp lives on the frame, and the specialists’ catalogues key on it directly.

Lean on the specialist pricing: the $459 set price with the $79 head pillow and $79 arm pads is published, made to order, 3–6 weeks. That ladder is your benchmark for what the genuine route costs.

Don’t confuse it with: the sibling numbered models — Bermuda and Trinidad at #36-class barrel backs, Siesta at #105 chaise scale — and with the modern Homecrest cushion lines, which run dealer programs instead.

Era matters: no public dimension chart exists for any Homecrest era — the specialists template the shapes by hand, and so do we. Barrel backs and hanging chaise profiles are templating work, not chart work.

The specialist Riviera price ladder

The vintage specialists publish their made-to-order pricing — the reference figures:

Specialist prices as published — a measured rebuild runs the same templated shapes at an estimated $114 per dining-class pad (swivel-rocker seats from $135), any of 119 fabrics. Your tape is the spec either way.

Stamp worn off? Send a photo of the frame — the tube profile and back shape name the model fast.

Measure before you order

Measure first: three minutes with our measuring guide — width, depth, and thickness at the seam, per cushion, backs measured at their tall mid-century height. Every Riviera cushion we sew is cut to your figures.

The modern-line dealer pricing sits with Pearl Creek; the full era background is on the Homecrest page.

Fabric options & estimated pricing

Same measured cut, every fabric one price. Cotton linen is the durable everyday pick; tech fabric is water-resistant and wipes clean; premium velvet delivers the high-end look and stands up to cat claws. For full weather duty the solution-dyed acrylic route is the one that shrugs off seasons.

Custom cushions are estimated from $114 per dining-class pad (swivel-rocker seats from $135) and scale with size and foam density (35D to 65D) — every fabric one price, the final quote settled at checkout, nothing cut before your numbers are confirmed. Covers close with a zippered closure (covers remove for washing).

Frequently asked questions

Does Homecrest still sell Riviera cushions?

The factory program covers the modern lines, not the numbered mid-century models. For Riviera-class pieces the route is the vintage specialists at published prices — or a measured rebuild at your numbers.

Will universal cushions fit a Homecrest Riviera piece?

Barrel backs, hanging chaise profiles and high-back swivel shapes match no stock chart. These are templating shapes; measured replacements are the only route.

How do I confirm my set is really Riviera?

The stamped model number on the frame — #90 for Riviera — plus the blond round-tube build of the era.

Can you make cushions without official specs?

Yes — that is our normal route for uncharted lines. You measure width, depth, and thickness per cushion; we re-verify the numbers against the piece count before cutting and sew to your figures.

How much do Riviera replacement cushions cost?

Custom pieces are estimated from $114 per typical piece and scale with size and foam density (35D to 65D) — every fabric one price, final quote confirmed before anything is cut.

How long do they take to make and ship?

Every set is cut and sewn after you order — crafted in 4–7 business days, rush service 3–5 business days, then flat-rate shipping to your door; plan on 3–6 weeks door to door.

What you get ordering from us

• Custom cushion factory for 10+ years — we cut, fill, and sew every order ourselves. Nothing is brokered or dropshipped.
• Before any fabric is unrolled, the measurements you sent are re-verified — three numbers per cushion, checked against the piece count.
• Nothing is stocked — any fabric, any piece, one cushion or forty.
• Outside ±½″ (±¾″ beyond 36″) on our cut, wrong fabric, or wrong build — remade free of charge.

Riviera replacement cushions estimated from $114 per pad class — confirm the number, measure, quote in 4 steps.

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