Pebble Pouf

Minimalism doesn’t mean absence—it means intention. This low, cylindrical pouf is a perfect example. With no legs, no angles, and no seams in sight, it becomes a single, uninterrupted volume—quietly grounding a room with its presence.

Upholstered in a smooth, earthy brown fabric that invites both sight and touch, the pouf functions however you want it to: as a footrest, a casual seat, a surface for books or trays, or simply a soft punctuation mark in a minimalist interior. Its compact shape makes it easy to move, but its tone and texture make it hard to ignore.

The roundness feels deliberate, calming—an antidote to sharp corners and busy spaces. Place it next to a lounge chair, use it in a reading nook, or group several together in a hospitality setting to create informal gathering spots. It adapts, it softens, it completes.

This is furniture as form—and form as feeling.