Ottoman

A pouf is a seat without a backrest or armrests, exceptionally versatile. It serves as an extra seat, a footrest, or even a coffee table with a tray.

The pouf is a chameleon: in braided leather for a bohemian style, in velvet for glam, in knit for coziness. Place it at the foot of the sofa or by the fireplace.

Mistake: a pouf that is too soft and sags in 3 months. Choose a dense filling (high-density EPS beads or firm foam).

You can opt for durable materials like leather, velvet, or canvas. They will add texture and robustness to your pouf. Avoid overly fragile materials that would not withstand frequent use.

Choose a color that harmonizes with your other furniture and accessories. A pouf in neutral tones like gray, beige, or black will easily blend in. You can also dare to use brighter shades to add a touch of dynamism.

The standard dimensions of a pouf are between 40 and 60 cm per side. This format is practical and allows for versatile use, both as a footrest and as an occasional seat. Adapt the size according to the space you have in your living room.

Regularly brush your fabric pouf with a soft brush to remove dust and small debris. You can also vacuum it occasionally. In case of a stain, gently dab with a damp cloth and a suitable stain remover, without rubbing.

You can add a removable tray to your pouf to make it an occasional coffee table. You can also place decorative cushions on the pouf to make it more comfortable and add an extra touch of style.