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Pouffe
Selected by our expertise in design furniture for more than 30 years, you will find here the pouf design that will transform your interior. True icons of modern comfort, the Fatboy and the pouf Sacco signed Zanotta perfectly illustrate the alliance of the good-etre and contemporary design … Read more
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Questions / Answers
View our frequently asked questionsWhich size should you choose for a design pouf ?
The size of your design pouf depends on the available space and the intended use. A small pouf (about 40–50 cm) is ideal for small spaces or as a footrest. A medium pouf is perfect as an extra seat in a living room. A large pouf or giant pouf creates a real relaxation area in a room or a reading space. Make sure to choose harmonious proportions with your sofa and other furniture.
Where to place a designer pouf in its interior ?
Versatile, the designer pouf adapts to all living spaces. It can be placed in a living room, allowing to complete your sofa or become an original side table. In a room, it transforms into a headboard or into a cozy reading area. In an entrance, it brings a practical and welcoming touch. Easy to move, it integrates into each room to meet your desires of the moment.
How to choose a comfortable design pouf ?
Comfort depends on the filling and coating. A ball-shaped pouf conforms perfectly to the body for a soft and relaxed sitting, while a high-density foam pouf provides a firmer and more structured support. On the upholstery side, soft fabrics such as velvet or wool provide warmth and elegance, while technical materials ensure better resistance to daily use.