The Alexandra pouf from the Glaoui collection is a large piece made using a complex artisanal method that combines three different types of techniques: hand-knotting, flat weaving and embroidery. That is why the eclectic motifs of its fabric can alternate different textures and volumes. This is the neutral model of the Alexandra series, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in earth tones.

This is the large Alexandra pouf from the Glaoui collection, a piece with an eclectic design made by hand using a laborious artisanal system that alternates three different techniques: hand-knotting, flat weaving and embroidery. Therefore, its surface presents varying textures and changing volumes. This is the most colorful version of the Alexandra model, woven with 100% virgin wool yarns in shades of orange, pink, turquoise, green and red, among others.

This is the small MP1 pouf from the Mangas Original collection, an element that can function as a seat or footrest. It is made following the same scheme as the rugs of the series, combining different textures and colors as stripes. In this case, there are six different designs in raw and soft tones. It can be used in combination with the other elements in Mangas Original or on its own.

The MP2 pouf from the Mangas Original collection is an element with an unusual balloon format that can function as a seat or footrest. It is made with the same technique as the rugs of the series, mixing different textures and colors. It features seven distinct designs in raw tones, with a couple of color licenses in turquoise and yellow. It can be used in combination with the other pieces of the collection, as well as individually.

This square pouf can be used as a seat or footrest, or with additional square pieces to create a modular sofa of sorts. It is the Taupe model from the Sail collection, designed by Héctor Serrano: a line of rugs, poufs and cushions that, when combined, allow the user to create a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Its filling is not compact -it adapts smoothly to the body, resulting in a particularly comfortable element.

Its soft fabric with hypnotic rhombuses is made by craftsmen from India, using the Dhurrie technique, on manual looms. The Sail fabric is a revision of the traditional aesthetics of the Dhurrie technique in a contemporary key. It is made of 100% virgin wool in black and white tones. Its filling is not compact, so it adapts smoothly to the shape of the body, resulting in a very comfortable seat.

This is the Taupe bean bag style pouf from the Sail collection, a casual, floor-level seat with a loose filling that adapts to the shape of the body, resulting in a very comfortable piece. It is built with only two pieces of fabric, cut in a triangular shape, a peculiarity of its design from which the whole collection takes its name: Sail is named after its similarity to nautical sail.

This is the Plait Coral square pouf from the Mangas Space collection, a large format element that can be used as a seat and footrest or as part of a sofa in combination with the other modules of the series. Its fabric blends two textures and colors: one is braided in earth tones, another is a very thick knit in coral. Both are made with voluminous 100% wool threads.

All of the seats in the collection are modular designs, designed to easily configure flexible and changing spaces, depending on the needs of the moment. The series is completed with rugs and pillows in the same colors and designs.

This is the Plait Pink square pouf from our Mangas Space collection, a design that can be used as a seat and footrest or as part of a sofa in combination with the rest of modules in the series. It is a piece of modular nature with which you can easily configure flexible and changing spaces, depending on the need of the moment.

Its design blends two textures and colors: a braided style in earthy colors and a thick flat knit in pale pink, both made with voluminous wool threads. The series is completed with rugs and pillows that feature the same designs.