Greenrow’s triangular floor pouf supports upright sitting in the way a traditional chair might, though its laid-back silhouette evokes a more casually elegant vibe. Stuffed with polystyrene beads, you could easily interpret the design as your beloved childhood beanbag, all grown up with a woven wool cover that fits well in bohemian-style spaces.
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Cabana’s pouf, designed in collaboration with Ralph Lauren, includes three cushions stacked atop one another. Inspired by coastal design, the washed plaid upholstery is wedged between two needlepoint Edgecombe fabric cushions, manifesting slow summer days at the Cape with the whole extended family.
If you’re working with minimal square footage and hoping to maximize floor seating we like these neutral striped cushions that look like miniature poufs. They’re from C&B’s kids section, so you can rest assured that they’re durable enough to take on increased wear and tear. Plus they come in customizable upholstery, if checkered prints are more your thing.
Here’s another vibrant accent cushion that can add thoughtful color to neutral palette homes or support maximalist interior styles. The gusseted silhouette brings structure to the design, while the rustic textile speaks to bohemian design.
Good design moments are inevitable when a fashion designer and architect team up. Case in point: We have fashion designer Laura Juslin and architect Lilli Maunula to thank for this stylish pouf, which celebrates expert color combinations like mossy green and sky blue as well as dark plum and mint green. Exposed seam quilting proves to be a surprisingly fashionable choice wherever you intend to designate cozy seating, whether it’s your living room, bedroom, or even a spot for your furry friend to relax.
Some throw pillow shapes—namely ones that can do double duty as floor cushions when the occasion rises—are just superior, in our opinion. These lofty flax linen circular pillows add some cozy appeal to whatever loveseat or armchair they’re adorning, but they’ll also be a real flex when you’re hosting a larger group of guests and need more seat options.
This colorblock cushion may have been designed with meditation in mind, but it’s attractive enough to employ outside of zen practices. The dual-patterned colorblock prints bring a bohemian spirit that will liven up less colorful spaces or tease out the maximalist vibes in your space.
Made with textiles sourced from Japan, the Kiriko pleated folds on this meditation cushion bring a charming, floppy touch to the design while the side loop ensures it’s easy to tote from room to room. We can picture it making the seat of your office chair more comfortable or curling up next to the fireplace with a warming cup of tea and a good book.
Inspired by the colorful textiles characterizing the ’60s and ’70s, these tufted floor pillows can transform your living room into a groovy conversation pit. Each pattern is hand-painted, and the fluffy wool construction is a great way to incorporate texture into your living space.


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