Azadeh Kelim pouf beige

No, no two kilim pouffes are ever exactly the same. The fabric comes from different, unique older kilims, which means that the pattern varies from one pouffe to another and cannot be reproduced exactly.

That varies depending on the product. For every product on Houseify, it is stated whether the pouffe is supplied filled or unfilled. Please check this in the product details. You will need to fill an unfilled pouffe yourself before you can use it as a seat or side table.

To keep the pouffe clean, vacuum it occasionally using a soft brush attachment, or give it a good shake. As hot water can cause the dye to run, dab any stains immediately with cold water and a drop of pH-neutral wool detergent.

A kilim pouffe is upholstered in flat-woven wool with a geometric pattern. A leather pouffe is made from smooth goatskin with hand-stitching. Both are often dispatched unfilled.

No, a kilim pouffe cannot be left outside. Wool is not resistant to rain and damp outdoor conditions. Use the pouffe indoors or on a covered terrace.

Yes. The graphic pattern in the kilim’s original colours works well as an accent against sleek, modern furniture and neutral colours.

Yes, provided the pouffe is firmly stuffed and has a flat top. Place a tray on top of the pouffe to use it as a stable table.

Diameters ranging from 35 cm to 50 cm are the most common. The exact dimensions are stated for each product, both when empty and when filled.

Yes, choose a pouffe and a rug from similar colour families to create a cohesive look. The patterns on the pouffe and rug will differ as each product is unique.

A vintage kilim pouffe is upholstered with fabric from an older rug, usually several decades old. The colours have become softer and more nuanced through use and exposure to light.