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Decorating your home with handmade poufs

Decorating your home with leather poufs can add a touch of luxury and comfort to your space. Here are some ideas on how you can incorporate leather poufs into your home decor:

Living Room: Place a couple of leather poufs in your living room as additional seating options. They can be used as footrests or extra seats for guests. Choose poufs that complement your existing furniture and color scheme.

Bedroom: Place a leather pouf at the foot of your bed to create a cozy reading nook or a spot to put on your shoes. You can also use it as a side table by adding a tray on top for holding books, drinks, or decorative items.

Home Office: If you have a home office or a study area, add a leather pouf next to your desk. It can serve as a comfortable seat when you need a break or as a footrest to relax your legs.

Nursery or Kids’ Room: Leather poufs can be a stylish addition to a nursery or kids’ room. They provide a soft and safe seating option for children and can be easily moved around. Opt for fun colors or patterns that suit the room’s theme.

Reading Corner: Create a cozy reading corner in any room by placing a leather pouf next to a bookshelf or by a window. It’s the perfect spot to curl up with a book and enjoy some quiet time.

Outdoor Space: If you have a covered patio or a screened-in porch, consider using weather-resistant leather poufs as outdoor seating. They can add a touch of elegance and comfort to your outdoor lounging area.

When choosing leather poufs, consider the size, color, and texture that will best complement your existing decor. Mix and match them with other furniture pieces and accessories to create a cohesive look throughout your home.

Source: https://allinfohub.net/decorating-your-home-with-handmade-poufs/

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Moroccan Poufs: A Legacy of Craftsmanship and Style in Every Stitch

Moroccan poufs have a history as vibrant and rich as the designs that decorate them. Originally crafted as practical seating, these versatile leather ottomans embody centuries of Moroccan artistry and cultural expression. From bustling souks in Marrakech to modern homes worldwide, Moroccan poufs are prized not only for their comfort but also for the story each one tells. Let’s dive into the history, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal of the Moroccan pouf.

Ancient Beginnings: The Origins of the Moroccan Pouf

The Moroccan pouf is believed to have its origins centuries ago, crafted by skilled leatherworkers in Moroccan cities like Fez and Marrakech. Early poufs were created to provide flexible, easy-to-move seating for gatherings, offering a comfortable place for people to sit together. In Moroccan homes, poufs became a symbol of hospitality, welcoming guests with cozy, floor-level seating that encouraged relaxed conversation.

These early poufs were made from locally sourced materials, especially goat and camel leather, which were tanned using traditional methods. Leatherwork in Morocco is an ancient craft, passed down through generations, and remains central to the creation of Moroccan poufs to this day.

The Art of Crafting Moroccan Poufs

Creating a Moroccan pouf is a labor-intensive process that combines skill, patience, and artistic flair. Artisans begin with high-quality leather that has been carefully tanned and dyed. The leather is then cut, sewn, and adorned with hand-stitched designs that reflect the country’s cultural motifs, from Berber symbols to geometric patterns. This handwork is what sets Moroccan poufs apart, as each one is unique, carrying the personal touch of the artisan who crafted it.

The traditional designs often incorporate vibrant colors—reds, blues, yellows—that represent Morocco’s colorful landscape and vibrant culture. However, natural tones like beige, brown, and white are also popular, lending a classic look to the poufs that fits seamlessly into modern interiors.

Global Journey: How Moroccan Poufs Became a Design Icon

The Moroccan pouf’s global popularity began in the 1960s and 1970s when travelers and interior designers brought them back as souvenirs. Their exotic look and hand-stitched detail made them instant statement pieces in Western interiors, where they became a part of the bohemian decor trend. Over time, Moroccan poufs found their way into a variety of design styles—from eclectic and vintage spaces to minimalist and modern homes.

Today, Moroccan poufs are loved worldwide for their versatility and charm. They are easy to incorporate into any room, serving as a footrest, extra seating, or even a small side table. This adaptability has helped Moroccan poufs stay relevant as decor trends evolve, appealing to both lovers of tradition and modern aesthetics alike.

Modern Variations and Contemporary Uses

While traditional Moroccan poufs are crafted from leather in rich colors, modern versions have adapted to diverse tastes. Today, poufs come in a wide array of materials, including vegan leather, cotton, and jute, allowing them to fit into homes with various aesthetics and ethical considerations. Additionally, new colors and patterns have been introduced, catering to minimalist, Scandinavian, and contemporary design trends.

Eco-conscious shoppers are also drawn to Moroccan poufs, as they are typically made by hand in small batches. This means each pouf supports local artisans and is often produced sustainably. Many modern poufs even use natural dyes, continuing Morocco’s commitment to using environmentally friendly practices in their leather goods.

Why Moroccan Poufs Are Here to Stay

The enduring appeal of Moroccan pouf lies in their perfect combination of form and function. Each pouf is a handcrafted work of art, showcasing Morocco’s heritage in a way that seamlessly integrates into contemporary interiors. Whether placed in a living room, bedroom, or outdoor patio, Moroccan poufs add warmth, texture, and character to any space.

Moreover, as trends shift toward sustainable and meaningful decor, Moroccan poufs are gaining even more traction among conscious consumers. They aren’t just beautiful; they represent a rich cultural tradition, connecting homes around the world to Moroccan artistry.

Moroccan poufs are more than just decor items; they are timeless pieces of cultural heritage. Each pouf carries with it the legacy of Moroccan craftsmanship, from the souks of Marrakech to homes around the globe. With their adaptability, charm, and rich history, Moroccan poufs continue to be beloved staples in interior design, proving that traditional art and modern style can harmonize beautifully.

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Moroccan Poufs for Stunning and Unique Home Decor

Moroccan poufs are small, round ottomans are typically made from leather and come in a wide range of colors and patterns. They can be used as extra seating, a footrest, or even as a decorative accent piece. Moroccan poufs are available in a variety of materials and styles, each with its own unique characteristics. Some are made from high-quality leather, while others are crafted from more…

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Title: "Comfort and Style: The Pouf Chair Collection"

Detailed Description: Introducing our Pouf Chair Collection, where form meets function, and comfort meets contemporary design. These versatile pieces of furniture are a must-have addition to your home, adding both a touch of elegance and a comfortable seating solution to any room.

Key Features:

Unparalleled Comfort: Sink into the plush comfort of our pouf chairs, providing a cozy and inviting seating experience.

Versatile Design: The pouf chair's compact and versatile design allows it to fit seamlessly into various spaces, whether you're looking to enhance your living room, bedroom, or a cozy reading nook.

Contemporary Aesthetics: Designed with modern aesthetics in mind, our pouf chairs come in a range of colors and styles to complement your interior decor.

Durable Materials: Crafted with high-quality materials, these chairs are built to last, ensuring you enjoy years of relaxation.

Easy Mobility: Lightweight and easy to move, the pouf chair can be rearranged effortlessly to suit your evolving needs.

Multi-Purpose: Use it as an extra seat, a footrest, or even as a side table – the possibilities are endless with the versatile pouf chair.

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The Best Poufs for a Hygge Home

Achieve the ultimate coziness with the perfect poufs for your hygge home Create a space you love by following our precious tips: – Stylish designs to suit any decor. – Soft, comfy materials. – Perfectly sized and lightweight for easy storage and rearranging. Experience the ultimate level of comfort in your home with these cozy and stylish poufs. Perfect for a hygge atmosphere: 1.Round…

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‘shush’ maxoscar or lestappen!

[ shush ] for a kiss to silence the other party

“The lease on my apartment is ending,” Oscar says, drops it in the middle of Max’s weirdly fond rant about the cats having developed the ability to open doors and using it mostly for evil. They’re sitting on the couch in Max’s apartment, Max’s toes tucked under Oscar’s thigh, Oscar’s feet resting on the little pouf in front of the couch. They’re both holding a half-eaten plate of stir fry, one of the few dishes Max can make without making Oscar wince repeatedly, half-watching an old episode of Friends on the TV.

“Oh,” Max says, frowns. “The Monaco one, you mean?”

Oscar nods. He got it last year, when he was in his second year of F1 still, and even though he’d just signed a multi-year contract with McLaren, it had felt presumptions, to assume this was going to be his home for a long time. And so he’d rented an apartment, just for the year, and see how he felt after.

And then Max had happened, right after the Hungary Grand Prix. Oscar had bumped into him at the party, mixed feelings about his own win, Max angry about his race, and they’d collided in something that was really only meant to blow off steam, on both sides really.

But then it had happened again. And again. And again. And then Oscar had started sleeping over at Max’s place more and more. They started spending time between races together, they started spending all of their time between races together. Oscar has a key now, to Max’s place, right next to the keys to his own apartment. One he hasn’t really been to in the past three months or so.

One of which the lease is ending soon.

“Yeah,” Oscar says. And he’s not asking any questions, because he’s bad at asking these questions, but Max has always been exceptional at reading him, so.

“Well, we will have sell most of the furniture, I think,” Max says, placing his fork down, because he still refuses to try and eat noodles with chopsticks. “Unless you want to keep some of it. But I hope not. That couch is quite ugly.”

“Thanks, Max,” Oscar says, but he can’t help but smile behind his own bite of noodle. It is a bit of an ugly couch, truth to be told. He hadn’t put that much thought into styling his apartment, just let the stylist at the store decide what he needed.

“You’re welcome,” Max says, smiling. “Anyway, do you think we would need a truck? Your clothes are mostly here already, we’ll have to take some of the decorations and stuff, the trophy’s obviously. Do you still have those plates from the one time I actually came over to your place for lunch? I quite liked those, maybe bring those. Maybe a truck is a bit much, I can ask Lando, he has this ridiculously large Range Rover for some reason, he might let me borrow it, we can shove all the stuff in the back. It’s not that far from your apartment to here, so it’s shouldn’t take us that long-“

And that’s, belatedly, when it hits Oscar. What Max is talking about. Why he’s so concerned about Oscar’s furniture and how he’s going to move it all and what he’s going to keep. Because to Max, the only really logical explanation is that he moves here. All Oscar had wanted was to open the conversation, talk about their future maybe. But to Max, their future has always been crystal clear.

It’s them. It’s here. It’s forever.

Oscar purposely puts his plate aside, leans forward, slow deliberate, takes Max’s plate away from him as well, and then, right in the middle of Max’s rant about Oscar’s decorative bed pillows, kisses him full on the mouth.

“Hey,” Max says, when he pulls away, looking slightly confused. “What was that for?”

“I love you,” Oscar says, because he doesn’t really know how else to say ‘I want that too’ and ‘thank you for everything you are’ and ‘you are my favorite person in the whole world’.

Max smiles, slow and soft and fond, and presses another kiss to Oscar’s lips. “I love you too,” he says, and then, just because he’s Max, adds, “Roomie.”

Oscar laughs, one that releases all the tension he’d been feeling about bringing this up, let’s his head fall forward against Max’s chest, takes in the familiar scent of laundry detergent and Max. “Don’t,” he warns.

Max laughs too, rubs his hand over Oscar’s back as Oscar picks his head off of Max’s chest and leans in for another slow, long kiss.

Roomies. Oscar will take it, if that means he gets to have this.

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varbeg | a home for the sims 3

cc links below ₊˚⊹♡

Long story short: I dind't know how to upload lots + cc when i first did it. So here's my first cc lot, varberg, now updated and with all custom content linked! I had a lot of fun redecorating it and taking the pictures, and I hope your sims enjoy this fancy home!

This lot only requires the base game + cc linked (not included)

BUILD: flowers / roof window (must have!) / windows

FURNITURE: kitchen / pouf / beanbags / wall cabinet / chairs / rustic table / benches / round table / sofa

DECOR: rugs (runner series 4 + CB2 2018) / clutter / kitchen clutter / books / plants / framed art

⋆˙⟡♡ DOWNLOAD - mega

Please let me know if there are any mistakes!

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This 1912 home in Lake Bluff, Illinois didn't look that bad, but someone, (known only as MKE), didn't have the money to buy it, and hated what the current owners did, so he made a scathing webpage to plea for someone to make it right. He called the page "Rescue Me. Sincerely, David Adler" on behalf of the late architect who designed it. Here are the before & after pics of the 7bd, 5.5ba home. It's on the market again for $6.995M. But, does MKE approve?

I expected the entrance hall to look terrible, but it looked pristine. The top pic shows how perfect it looked. The bottom is how it is decorated today.

MKE wrote: The trouble begins after the dreamlike entry.  Let’s wander into the music room.  It is, well, green. However, the essential French details remain, just waiting to be uncovered. -It isn't easy being green.

The music room is now the dining room.

MKE wrote: The next room, likely the main salon, is decidedly pink. Pouf window treatments obscure perfectly proportioned French doors.  Adler surely paces through here in the darkest hours, spectral paintbrush in hand. -Oh please, rethink the pink!

The salon, now. Does it look more French? I think it does.

MKE approved of the library. He says: The library is pretty darned close to being perfect.  Nothing a little floor refinishing and wood oil can’t restore. -With a bit of restoration, the library will be a best seller.

The library is looking fine.

MKE wrote: Imagine taking breakfast in the solarium, and watching the seasons change. There is some weather-related damage, but it is certainly repairable.

Well, it's not really a breakfast room or solarium anymore. And, it looks like some of the doors were also eliminated.

MKE liked the fountain. He wrote: A wall-mounted fountain adds whimsy to the solarium.

Well, have no fear, the fountain's here.

MKE wrote of the dining room: Uh-oh, it’s time to tour the dining room. What happened here?  A ruin.  A magnificent one, but very much a ruin. The room is reminiscent of the dining room in the home Adler designed for the Ryerson family on Chicago’s Astor Street.  The amazing Louis V influence, the symmetry.  Under all that green, the impeccable bones are still intact.

It is no longer a dining room.

MKE wrote: The poor kitchen.  Adler must shed ghostly tears when he wafts through here. Yet the possibilities are endless.  Nothing that a gut job and some Peacock or Smallbone cabinetry won’t fix.

Well, they certainly did gut it. No doubt about that.

That concluded MKE's critique. Let's go on with our tour. This is the spacious primary bedroom.

A lovely bath. I always like a striped wallpaper, it just looks classy.

This secondary bedroom is a pretty plum.

And, here's another stunning bath.

The beautiful guest house.

Very nice.

Large patio along the pool.

The lot is 8.26 acres.

https://www.redfin.com/IL/Lake-Bluff/1010-Green-Bay-Rd-60044/home/17669471?