The beanbag is also known as a pouf. This is the English name for the product that first saw the light of day in Italy. It's funny that we don't call the beanbag a “sacco”, because that's the name that Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro gave to their design. In 1968, the beanbag went into production in Milan and could be found in many living rooms in the 1970s. Today, beanbags are manufactured in various colours, materials and shapes. You can buy beanbags made of particularly soft fabric, but also leather or nylon. There are also luxurious premium beanbags and cheap beanbags.

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The beanbag has long since ceased to be a seat that only belongs in a teenager's room. There are now lots of great beanbags for adults too. Of all the furniture you can order, the beanbag is the most flexible. The beanbag can be integrated into your interior in many different ways. There are beanbags in the shape of a chair, inflatable beanbags and ergonomic beanbags. There are small, large and reclining beanbags. In short, beanbags are now available for everyone and for every interior.

Don't worry, we won't list them all, but we'll pick out a few nice categories to show you that a beanbag can be more than just a bag full of polystyrene. A luxury designer beanbag doesn't look like the beanbags you remember from your childhood bedroom. Designer beanbags are made from a variety of durable materials and are a real eye-catcher in any room. What about beanbag lounge beds and beanbag sofas? Not only are they extremely comfortable, they also add a soft touch to your interior, which is often very welcome in modern interiors.