pouf

“Instead of a large cocktail table in your hang-out zone, include a collection of small tables and a pouf or ottoman to continue with the theme of keeping your space flexible, “ she says.

Still, he notes, when he calls up memories of the phrase “Andrew’s a pouf” from desktop scrawls and overheard conversations at school, the aftereffects of those painful adolescent experiences linger on into adulthood.

Her hair is a tangled pouf at the back of her head.

And who can resist them baked up in a bubbly pie, juicy cobbler or crisp when served warm and topped with melting vanilla ice cream or a pouf of cool whipped cream?

Included are a swivel armchair and pouf upholstered in Rubelli fabrics, a table with an embossed leather top that doubles as a tray and three lamps produced in collaboration with Barovier & Toso, which has been turning out glass lighting for seven centuries in Mr. Nichetto’s birthplace, Murano, near Venice.