Linen Bean Bag Pouf 30cm | Round Filled Ottoman Footstool & Tatami Floor Cushion for Living Room & Bedroom, 16 Colours

A small round bean bag pouf in woven linen, 30cm across and 20cm tall, supplied already filled — which is the difference between something you can use tonight and something you have to find a duvet for. The bead filling moulds under weight and springs back, so it takes the shape of whatever is resting on it rather than staying rigid.

At this size it's a footstool, a child's seat, a knee rest or a low tatami-style floor cushion — small enough to keep two or three around a living room and tuck away when they're not needed, which is more useful than one large pouf that always has to be somewhere. Sixteen colours is an unusual range for a piece this small: eight neutrals for a room where the pouf should disappear, and eight brights — red, orange, yellow, purple, cherry pink, ice blue, dark blue, light pink — for when you want it to be the colour in the room. Linen upholstery is breathable and hard-wearing, and it softens with use rather than pilling.

Why you'll love it

• Supplied filled — ready to use out of the box; no stuffing required.
• Sixteen colours — eight neutrals to disappear, eight brights to be the accent.
• Compact 30 × 20 cm — small enough to keep several around a room and tuck away.
• Bead filling — moulds under weight and springs back rather than staying rigid.
• Woven linen — breathable, hard-wearing and softens with use.
• Four uses — footstool, child's seat, knee rest or floor cushion.

Details

• Material: woven linen with bead filling
• Size: D30 × H20 cm
• Colours: 16, including red, carbon grey, green, dark grey, light khaki, yellow, black, orange, light grey, dark khaki, beige white, purple, cherry pink, ice blue, dark blue, light pink
• Care: spot clean with a damp cloth; keep out of prolonged damp
• Ideal for: living rooms, bedrooms, children's rooms, reading corners, home offices, apartments

Buying tip — at this size, two or three work far better than one. A single 30cm pouf in the middle of a room looks stranded; a pair by an armchair or a group of three round a coffee table reads as deliberate seating.