Elton Pouf

A Quiet Complement to the Collection

The Elton Pouf from Talenti rounds out the Elton collection with something deceptively simple: a well-made pouf that does more than expected. It picks up the same full, softly sculpted shapes found across the line and brings them into a compact, versatile form. No unnecessary detail, no visual noise. It just fits.

Materials and Construction

Underneath the upholstery, the frame is built from multilayer wood with a solid wood border, giving the piece a stable, grounded feel. The padding uses high-density differentiated polyurethane foam paired with polyester fiber, which keeps the shape consistent over time without feeling rigid. Feet are tubular steel with thermoplastic polymer caps, a small but practical touch that protects floors and adds a clean finishing line at the base.

Upholstery options run wide. Fabric is available across categories A through E and LUX, while leather comes in Category F and Category G LUX. The lacquered feet offer four finishes: Ecru, Black, Red, and Verdigris. So there’s room to match it precisely to an existing Elton setup or let it stand on its own terms.

Comfort Where It Counts

With a seat height of approximately 16 inches and a cushion height around 12 inches, the Elton Pouf sits low and inviting. It works as extra seating when guests arrive, a place to put your feet up, or simply a soft surface within reach. The foam and fiber combination strikes a good balance between support and give. It’s comfortable immediately, not just after breaking in.

How It Lives in a Space

This is the kind of piece that moves around. Pull it up to a sofa to extend the seating area. Slide it to the center of a room as an informal perch. Tuck it beside an armchair. Its proportions are generous enough to feel substantial but not so large that it overwhelms a layout. And because it echoes the design language of the broader Elton collection, it reads as intentional wherever it lands.

At roughly 75 pounds and shipping in a single package, it’s manageable to reposition as a room evolves. That kind of flexibility matters in spaces that aren’t static.

Built to Last

The Talenti Elton Pouf isn’t trying to be the centerpiece. But the construction quality suggests it’s meant to stay around for a long time. Solid wood framing, steel feet, high-density foam — these are materials chosen for durability, not just appearance. The upholstery categories also signal longevity, with options that range from hardwearing fabrics to premium leathers suited to daily use. It’s a quiet piece that holds up.