Dune Poufs

Dune is as much sculpture as seat: its rounded, asymmetrical shape has no front. This pouf slips in at the foot of a sofa, in an entryway or at the end of a bed.

A shape to be seen from every angle

Dune's curve is deliberately irregular, borrowed from the soft lines of the landscape. It therefore reads from every side and is better placed in the middle of a room than against a wall. Turn it until you find the curve that best answers the rest of the furniture.

Extra seat, footrest or standalone piece

A pouf seats one person for the length of a conversation, supports the legs in front of an armchair, or simply holds its place as a decorative object. Placed near a door, it takes a bag or a piece of clothing. This triple use explains why two are often placed in the same room.

Upholstery and light

A light shade enlarges the volume and emphasizes the curve, while a dark tone brings it back to the floor and lets it fade behind the sofa. On a patterned rug, prefer a solid color: otherwise, the two designs compete for attention and the shape gets lost.

Frequently asked questions

Can a pouf replace a coffee table?

With a rigid tray set on top, it serves as an occasional surface for a coffee break. Without a tray, the padding keeps the mark of a glass, so it is best kept as a seat.

How do I clean a fabric pouf?

Vacuum the surface regularly, then dab any stain with a slightly damp white cloth. Dry without heat and avoid soaking the padding, which takes a long time to recover.

Where should a pouf go in a small living room?

In front of the sofa, in place of the coffee table: it frees up the walkway since it can be moved with one hand. In a narrow entryway, push it against the wall between uses.