With a tailored touch, these plush accessories, by Roche Bobois, MissoniHome, Gan Rugs and more, add a jolt of energy to interiors – and exteriors.
1 Bi-Pod by Roche Bobois
Not all pouffes are cut from the same circle. Cédric Ragot’s wood and foam double ottomans, covered in PVC-coated fabric, are shaped like square puzzle pieces. They come in a bevy of colours and patterns, and fit together to create endless designs.
2 Otto by Paola Lenti
Yet rounded forms are still inviting. These oversized dots in polystyrene and polyester have removable rope-cord covers in solid and duo-colour combinations. Suitable for the outdoors, winter covers are also available for protection from snow and rain.
3 Denny by Minotti
A buttoned-up spin on the pouffe, Denny is suited to both residential and hospitality settings. The finely tailored ottomans come in round and oval shapes, with wooden legs or castors.
4 Naxos by Missoni Home
Named for the Greek island, Rosita Missoni’s angular pebbles are also available in cylindrical and square shapes, with removable cotton covers in several rainbow-coloured patterns.
5 Puf Sal by Gan Rugs
A sail-shaped lounger that offers a bit of back support counts among Héctor Serrano’s neutral modules in wool and polyestyrene.
6 Giro by Casamania
Claesson Koivisto Rune were inspired by the movement of a hula hoop for their monochromatic foam pouffes in three sizes.
7 Superheroes by Cappellini
Swedish studio Glimpt came up with this seating (which can also be used as tables) after discovering a Vietnamese technique where thread is rolled around seagrass to make bowls. The patterns were developed in partnership with Swedish illustrator Malin Koort.
8 Pix by Arper
This elegant family of ottomans, by Tokyo’s Ichiro Iwasaki, comes in a multitude of colours, four sizes (to seat up to five people) and suits contract or residential environments.
