Add a touch of comfort to your interior with this elegant pouf, dressed in a black fabric adorned with subtle patterns. Its dark wooden feet provide a warm and contemporary note while ensuring perfect stability. Reupholstered to perfection, it promises a pleasant seat for your moments of relaxation. This pouf slides easily into your living room or bedroom, creating a friendly and refined atmosphere. Some signs of use that reflect its authenticity. Width: 50 cm Depth: 35 cm Height: 30 cm A brief history of the pouf First appearing in the 18th century, the pouf was originally a completely padded supplementary seat, with its wooden structure entirely hidden under the fabric and fringes. Its name, almost onomatopoeic, evokes the softness of its filling, which allowed ladies to sit without wrinkling their voluminous dresses, unlike rigid-backed chairs. At its peak during the Second Empire, it was a symbol of unpretentious bourgeois comfort, often adorned with luxurious trimmings that touched the ground.
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Add a touch of comfort to your interior with this elegant pouf, dressed in a black fabric adorned with subtle patterns. Its dark wooden feet provide a warm and contemporary note while ensuring perfect stability. Reupholstered to perfection, it promises a pleasant seat for your moments of relaxation. This pouf slides easily into your living room or bedroom, creating a friendly and refined atmosphere. Some signs of use that reflect its authenticity. Width: 50 cm Depth: 35 cm Height: 30 cm A brief history of the pouf First appearing in the 18th century, the pouf was originally a completely padded supplementary seat, with its wooden structure entirely hidden under the fabric and fringes. Its name, almost onomatopoeic, evokes the softness of its filling, which allowed ladies to sit without wrinkling their voluminous dresses, unlike rigid-backed chairs. At its peak during the Second Empire, it was a symbol of unpretentious bourgeois comfort, often adorned with luxurious trimmings that touched the ground.