Tressé Pouf

Design

The Tressé Pouf brings Carlo Colombo’s sharp eye to a simple, elemental form. A clean, tubular aluminum frame meets a generous cushion, creating a low profile with an open, airy feel. Nothing fussy, nothing heavy. It sits confidently in modern rooms, yet it doesn’t shout. The silhouette pairs well with contemporary layouts, relaxed coastal moods, and everything in between.

Indoors or out, the piece slips into a setting and makes it look more considered. That is the quiet power of good proportion—pleasing from any angle, and easy to style around.

Materials & Build

The frame is crafted from lightweight yet strong tubular aluminum, chosen for its resilience and crisp character. The lines are spare and disciplined, so the structure reads as both graphic and refined. It feels substantial without feeling heavy. Cushions are upholstered in thoughtfully selected hues—silk grey, mud, and Sienna among them—that underline the design’s understated confidence.

Comfort

The cushion is pillowy soft to the touch and immediately inviting. Sink in, but not too far; there’s enough support to keep posture relaxed and natural. It’s the kind of comfort that suits a long conversation, a quiet read, or a quick pause between moments. Nothing complicated about it—just well-judged cushioning that welcomes you back every time.

Placement & Lifestyle

The Tressé Pouf works wherever life moves. On a terrace alongside lounge seating, in a living room as a supple accent, or in a sunroom where light and texture matter. The lightweight frame makes it easy to reposition, so it adapts as the day changes—extra surface when guests arrive, a soft landing spot when the room needs one more seat. And because the look is restrained, it layers effortlessly with existing pieces.

Longevity

Built on a durable aluminum structure and finished with quality upholstery, this piece is designed for steady use indoors and outdoors. The materials are chosen for their strength and ease, the kind that keep their composure over time. Colors are versatile and considered, so the pouf remains relevant as rooms evolve. In short, it’s a smart, long-term addition to a space.

As part of Talenti’s design language, the Tressé Pouf shows how a simple form, executed well, earns its place. It’s a piece to rely on—day after day, season after season.