Ekko Beige Pouf

Hand-knotting is a premium artisanal technique that ensures exceptional durability and a unique, "exotic" texture. Unlike machine-made textiles, the manual knotting process creates a tighter, more resilient weave that is less prone to unraveling. This craftsmanship not only enhances the visual "modern" style of the checkered pattern but also ensures the piece can withstand the daily wear of a busy household.

While all bean-filled furniture will settle slightly with use, this pouf is built for long-term durability. The hand-knotted construction provides a much stronger and more rigid "envelope" than standard machine-sewn fabrics, which helps the polybeads retain their square 24-inch silhouette. If the piece eventually feels softer, the high-quality polybead filling is dense enough to provide lasting resistance to flattening in high-traffic modern living spaces.

This pouf is an ideal multi-functional piece for urban apartment living. Its 24" x 24" footprint is compact enough to fit in tight corners, yet its versatile design allows it to replace a traditional coffee table or a bulky accent chair. Because it is lightweight and easy to move, it can be transitioned from a footrest during the day to extra guest seating during an evening gathering, maximizing the utility of a limited floor plan.

Yes. This pouf is designed with a hand-knotted outer shell of wool and cotton, filled with high-quality polybeads. This combination creates a surface that is soft to the touch yet supportive enough for casual seating. Its 24-inch square dimensions and flat top also make it a stable base for a decorative tray, allowing it to function as a low-profile side table when needed.

At 14 inches tall, this piece is intentionally designed to sit slightly lower than the average sofa seat height (which typically ranges from 17 to 18 inches). This 3-to-4-inch height difference provides a more ergonomic and relaxed angle for your legs when used as a footrest, promoting better circulation and comfort.

Based on our material expertise, we recommend regular, gentle vacuuming with a brushless attachment to remove dust and maintain the hand-knotted texture. For spills, our care instructions advise against using bleach, which can damage the natural wool fibers. Instead, immediately blot the area with a clean, dry cloth. To preserve the beige color and integrity of the weave, spot clean only with a mild, water-free solvent.