Pouffes/bean bags

sydneydean

last year

Love the pouffes/bean bags. Where are they from?

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Mia Karlsson Interior Design
last year
Hello,

The pouffes that looks like stones comes from a company called Smarins and are called Living Stones. The yellow and grey pouffes with the little eyes comes from a company called Hulsta
Manuela Baroncini
4 months ago
I love it! Where do the hanging chairs come from?
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Pouffes/bean bags

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Mia Karlsson Interior Design

Manuela Baroncini

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