Ottomans & Poufs
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Ottomans & Poufs FAQ
What is the difference between an ottoman and a pouf?
While often referred to interchangeably, ottomans and poufs have distinct designs and purposes. Ottomans typically feature a rigid frame, rectangular shape, and are completely or semi-upholstered. Although an ottoman can be used as a footrest or impromptu seating, its interior might be hollow for storage. Poufs are rounder and stuffed, rather than rigid. Poufs often lack storage and legs, or their legs aren't as prominent as ottoman legs.
What are ottomans and poufs used for in a home?
Ottomans and poufs seamlessly transition to different duties. Ottomans, like the Brasilia Ottoman with its eye-catching oak or walnut frame, serve as small tables, footrests, and seating. The Poufs are also used as footrests and other low-to-the-ground furniture. The Passage Pouf, for instance, features a large surface to double as a low-profile table that elevates the function and aesthetic of different spaces.
Why are poufs and ottomans good for flexible living spaces?
Poufs and ottomans are compact and easy to move, so that you can shift them to different parts of a room with minimal effort. You can use them as end tables one minute, a low-profile chair the next, and a place to put up your feet in place of having a chaise lounge.