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Natural and sustainable poufs

Our ottomans combine comfort, design, and durability. Crafted from natural materials, recycled fibers, and eco-friendly fabrics, they embody the vision of furniture that is more environmentally friendly and promotes your well-being. Whether used alongside a sofa, as an extra seat, or as a footrest, these poufs blend seamlessly into healthy, timeless interiors.

Sustainable and responsible comfort

Natural poufs

Solid wood, washed linen, natural latex… Pure materials for your well-being.

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Because every detail matters: free, gentle, and thoughtful delivery.

Made here, with care

Designed in France and Europe to ensure impeccable quality and traceability.

Easy payment plans from 3 to 10 installments

A flexible, seamless, and soothing payment experience—just like taking a breath.

What materials are Kipli beanbags made of?

Kipli beanbags are made from solid wood, linen, recycled cotton, and natural fillings, depending on the model.

Can beanbags be used as primary seating?

Yes. Thanks to their sturdy construction and natural fillings, they provide consistent comfort suitable for everyday use. 

Do the ottomans match the Kipli sofas?

Exactly. Each model is designed to complement our sofa collections (FOLIA, LENO, PALM…). You can create a cohesive and natural look in your living room. 

Where are Kipli beanbags made?

Kipli beanbags are handcrafted in France, Spain, or Poland, depending on the model. Each partner workshop shares the brand’s values: high standards, respect for artisans, and responsible production.

- FOLIA Pouf & FOLIA Wooden-Base Pouf : made in Poland by a European family-run workshop renowned for its craftsmanship. The natural latex filling is sustainably sourced from Sri Lanka.
- PALM linen pouf & PALM small linen pouf : 100% French-made in Northern France, using 92% French raw materials—solid wood frame, recycled feathers and down, linen cover.
- LENO linen pouf: made in Spain, in a family-run workshop founded in 1974. The linen is sourced from France and Belgium, certified by Masters of Linen and European Flax, and woven on-site.