A Moroccan pouf is one of the easiest ways to add texture and warmth to a room. It works as a footstool, an extra seat for guests, a low side table, or a soft accent on the floor. Here are simple ways to use one at home.
1. As a footstool or ottoman
Place a pouf in front of a sofa or armchair. A Moroccan leather pouf is firm enough to rest your feet on and develops character as it ages.
2. As a coffee table
Add a tray on top of a larger pouf to make a relaxed coffee table. Pick a pouf with a flat, firm top, and keep the tray light.
3. As extra seating
Keep one or two poufs in a corner and bring them out when guests arrive. Round shapes tuck away easily, and square shapes line up neatly.
4. Mix textures and patterns
Pair a smooth leather pouf with a woven rug, or place a kilim pouf next to plain furniture so the pattern becomes the focal point.
5. Choose your color
Brown and tan leather suit warm, natural interiors. Bold kilim and Berber patterns work well in neutral rooms that need a splash of color.
A note on filling
Some poufs are sold unstuffed, as a cover only, so you can choose your own filling and firmness. Check the product description before ordering.
Every piece in our shop is handmade in Morocco, so small variations are part of its charm. Browse our full collection to find your pouf.