Pouf and footrest in beige teddy bouclé 70x80x50cm Poire - Wigiwama
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Colour: Beige
Material: teddy bouclé
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Dimensions
Dimensions
Materials
Materials
Material : teddy bouclé
Composition : Coque extérieure : Tissu teddy luxueusement doux, certifié OEKO-TEX® (100 % polyester) Coque intérieure : Tissu non tissé spunbond STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® en polypropylène Remplissage:Billes hypoallergéniques 100 % polystyrène expansé (EPS) pour un confort optimal
Features
Features
Colour : Beige
Care : Housse amovible : Lavable en machine sur cycle lavage à la main avec des couleurs similaires. Sécher à l’air libre.
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Careful delivery, fast dispatch
Your orders are dispatched within 24 to 48 hours for products in stock.
We select the most suitable carrier according to the size and volume of your parcel, to guarantee delivery in the best possible conditions:
- DPD - home delivery for standard parcels
- Colissimo - delivery to a pick-up point (mainland France only)
- Specialist carrier - for bulky parcels
Wigiwama brings together two complementary seats: a beanbag in the shape of an armchair and its footrest. The set is designed as a small corner of one's own, placed in a child's bedroom, a play area or a corner of the living room. The enveloping backrest supports the back, the additional pouf extends the seat to stretch out or rest a tray.
The Biscuit colourway sets the tone: a soft and neutral shade, easy to pair with an already furnished interior as well as a room still under construction. The two elements remain light to move, which allows the reading corner to be rearranged at will, to bring the armchair closer to a window or to clear the floor for play.
This type of seat accompanies children for a long time, because it imposes no posture on them. One settles in sideways, curls up, falls asleep. For parents as well as interior designers, it is a simple way to introduce informal comfort without cluttering the space with a fixed piece of furniture.
