Pouf! 6 Instant Extra Seating Ideas
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These hand-stuffed poufs designed by UK-based designer Donna Wilson for SCP are made with 100% recycled fibers and come in three different sizes.
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Inspired by a birch tree's trunk, designer Lena Bergstrom created these textured cotton-and-wool Björk Poufs for Design House Stockholm. Available in Dark and Light Gray.
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The Cube Island Seating Unit was designed by Kaori Shiina for Italian furniture company Bonaldo. Can be upholstered in either skay, fabric, or leather with a wide variety of colors and is available in two sizes.
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Each Bommel (also known as Pompon) Pouf by German designer MYK is hand-crafted and is comprised of 750 colorful pompoms.
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The hexagonal black and gray Zig Zag pouf is designed by Emiliana Design Studio for Kettal. Its structure is painted with polyester powder and has a braided exterior cord.
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The colorful, chunky virgin wool Mangas Pouff MP2 designed by Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola was inspired by the look of hand-woven sweaters.
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