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Banquette Julie

Banquette Julie

Regular price From 10,889.00 ₴
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Pouffe Gabriel

Pouffe Gabriel

Regular price From 8,259.00 ₴
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Pouffe Richard

Pouffe Richard

Regular price From 7,148.00 ₴
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Collection: Poufs and banquettes

Poufs and banquettes — what they are for

This is the cheapest way to add one more place to sit, or to put things. A pouf takes your feet while you sit in an armchair and becomes a seat when guests arrive. A banquette lives in the hall or at the foot of the bed. Three models here, all in the same fabrics as Veneto sofas and beds.

Three models

Different in shape and in what they can do.

60 × 60 × 45.9 cm

Pouffe Gabriel

Square and the simplest of the three. An extra seat for a guest, a footrest, or a soft table for a tray. It goes where a chair would look like too much.

with storage

Pouffe Richard

62 × 65 × 45.9 cm, with a hinged lid: bedding or throws live inside. The case where a piece of furniture earns its place twice over.

100 × 45 × 45 cm

Banquette Julie

Long, on legs and a milled frame in natural oak. Seven wood finishes: oil, PU lacquer, bleached, grey, mocha, walnut and dark walnut. Seating for two in a hall or at the foot of a bed.

What they are made of

  • Banquette frame — Natural oak, milled, with legs in the same solid wood.
  • Seat filling — Polyurethane foam 2540, wadding 80 g/m², fleece 15 g/m².
  • Upholstery — Furniture fabric from the same eleven collections as the sofas: Standart, Freedom, Glow, Symphony, Loft, Polaris, Palladium, Vogue, Diva, Genesis and Anthology.

Things to weigh

  • Take the fabric from the same collection as your sofa or bed — the pouf then reads as part of a set rather than as a stray object.
  • If the house is short of storage, the pouf with a box solves it without a separate chest.
  • All three stand about 45 cm high: they work alongside an ordinary sofa, not a bar counter.
  • The banquette is twice the length of the poufs — measure the hall wall before ordering.