The Colma pouf enchants with its distinctive, organic shape and its seductively soft teddy bouclé upholstery in brilliant white. This modern design object is a sculptural statement that enhances any room.

The pouf's curved silhouette resembles a three-dimensional work of art, impressing with its contemporary design vocabulary. The high-quality material composition – a sturdy MDF and pine wood base combined with generous foam padding and a plush polyester bouclé cover – guarantees durability and lasting seating comfort.

With its compact size of 41 × 36.5 cm, the Colma pouf blends harmoniously into various interior design concepts – whether as a companion to a designer armchair, as a standalone accent piece, or as a practical helper in the hallway. The snow-white surface reflects light beautifully and lends even minimalist rooms an inviting warmth.

The pleasant feel of the teddy bouclé fabric creates a charming contrast to the clean lines of the design. The stool arrives fully assembled.

We recommend showcasing the Colma pouf as a striking standalone piece or combining it with other textures and materials. The interplay of soft bouclé with cool marble or warm wood tones creates captivating contrasts in a modern living space.

Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: W 41 × H 36.5 x D 35 cm
• Material: MDF, pine wood, foam, polyester teddy bouclé
• Color: white
• Delivery: fully assembled
• Style: modern/contemporary
• Use: Seating, footrest, design object

About the brand

House Nordic is a Danish furniture wholesaler founded in 2017 by Henrik Jørgensen and based in Søendersø, north of Funen. With a passion for furniture and interior design products, the company offers a wide range of products that are popular with various retailers, including renowned furniture stores and interior designers.

It all started in Henrik's kitchen, where he developed his first collection. After initial support from his retired father, the company grew rapidly. Today, House Nordic employs 50 full-time staff and exports to over 40 markets in Scandinavia and Europe. Continuous development remains a key element of their success.