Zuri House Knitted Pouffe Ziggy
Zuri House

Zuri House Knitted Pouffe Ziggy

ColoursBaby Blue

£199.00

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£199.00

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Introducing the Beautiful Zuri House Ziggy Pouffe in Cinnamon. Designed to combine playful character with timeless style, these hand-knitted pouffes bring warmth, comfort, and a touch of colour to every room. Handmade from durable cotton cord, each pouffe is soft to the touch yet sturdy enough to hold its shape. With their striped pattern, textured knit, and colourful design, Ziggy Pouffes add a playful, modern accent that blends beautifully into both children’s bedrooms and grown-up living spaces. Available in a range of sizes and colours, these stripy pouffes can be styled alone or grouped together for a bold, inviting look. Perfect as extra seating, a cosy floor pouffe, a footstool, or simply a decorative statement piece. Ziggy Pouffes are made to be lived in, loved, and enjoyed by the whole family.

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