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Edgar Plush Curve Pouf in grey displayed on a clean white background, featuring a round leisure silhouette with soft fabric upholstery. Modern accent pouf designed for contemporary offices, lounges and commercial interiors.
Edgar Plush Curve Pouf in grey displayed on a clean white background, featuring a round leisure silhouette with soft fabric upholstery. Modern accent pouf designed for contemporary offices, lounges and commercial interiors.
Edgar Plush Curve Pouf in grey on a clean white background shown with dimensions (Width 650mm × Height 425mm), featuring a round leisure silhouette and soft fabric upholstery. Modern accent pouf designed for contemporary offices, lounges and commercial interiors.
Edgar Plush Curve Pouf positioned at the centre of a modern office breakout room, styled in front of a Keebu Breakout 2 Seater Sofa. Set within a bright workplace interior featuring white walls, large windows, natural light, greenery and wooden flooring with office desks and chairs visible in the background, highlighting contemporary breakout and collaborative seating design.

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Plush Curve Pouf

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  • Soft fabric upholstery
  • Lightweight round design
  • Compact footprint
  • Stable cushioned structure
  • Versatile use
  • Clean, minimalist silhouette
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Cozy. Modern. Adaptable.

The Edgar Plush Curve Pouf is a soft, modern seating accent designed to bring comfort and character to any space. With its rounded silhouette and plush fabric upholstery, it offers an inviting place to sit, rest your feet or add a touch of warmth to a room. The lightweight structure makes it easy to move and reposition, allowing it to adapt seamlessly to changing layouts in living rooms, lounge areas or breakout zones.

Built with a stable, cushioned form that holds its shape, the pouf delivers both comfort and durability for everyday use. Its minimalist design blends effortlessly into contemporary interiors while adding a playful sense of ease. Compact yet functional, the Edgar Plush Curve Pouf is a simple way to introduce softness, colour and flexible seating to any environment.

Product Details

  • Material: Farbic Upholstery
  • Product Dimensions: Width 480mm × Depth 450mm × Height 820-1020mm

Soft rounded comfort

The Pouf features a smooth circular profile that supports the body in a relaxed and natural way. Its plush fabric upholstery adds a warm tactile feel that encourages lingering comfort whether it is used as a casual seat to unwind at the end of the day or a gentle accent peice within a cozy lounge setting.

Lightweight and easy to position

Built with a simple and efficient internal structure the pouf is light enough to be moved freely around the room without effort. This makes it ideal for flexible spaces where seating needs to shift throughout the day. You can place it near a sofa for extra seating pull it beside a chair as a soft footrest or relocate it quickly for group gatherings.

Versatile everyday function

The stable round form provides reliable support and adapts seamlessly to a wide range of daily uses. It works well as a comfortable low seat for informal conversations a supportive surface for resting your legs or a subtle decorative element that adds softness to modern interiors. Its straightforward design makes it suitable for living rooms and offices where functional comfort is a priority.

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