A tan or beige pouf can highlight your room’s decor by complimenting an existing color scheme, bringing in a complimentary texture, or showing off a pattern that connects to your artwork. By subtly connecting your tan or beige pouf to your other wall art, pillows, and other decor, you allow each item to shine.
When you’re decorating with a tan or beige pouf, you can find one that fits your personal style. Whether your style falls into boho, moroccan, modern, or something more traditional, you can decorate with a pouf that fits your unique flair.
There are so many possibilities for tan or beige poufs that you may be wondering how to choose one that’s right for you. As you shop, think through these crucial areas so you can be confident in the tan or beige pouf ottoman you choose.
Purpose: Tan poufs are multifunctional, so you can use one however you want to. Some may use it purely as decoration, but you can also use it as a pouf ottoman where you rest your feet. Other uses include using it as a small table, a spare seat, or some combination of these functions.
Size, Shape, and Structure: Once you’ve determined your tan pouf’s purpose(s), you need to focus on the size, shape, and structure of the pouf. Size connects heavily to how you plan on using the pouf, so look at the pouf’s height and width and how it will fulfill its function and spot in the layout. The shape of your tan pouf can be determined by what other shapes you include in the room, or you can use your pouf as an opportunity to add a unique shape. Finally, the structure is how dense it is, and what purposes it can fulfill. If you plan on using it as a side table, you definitely want something more firm.
Fabric/Material: Fabric not only affects the tone of the pouf, but also its practicality. Beige poufs are available in many different materials like cotton, leather, jute, wool, and other materials. Some materials are easier to clean than others, and depending on where you want your pouf to be, you should choose a material that suits the pouf’s purpose. You can even decorate with a pouf outdoors, so if you’re looking for one that can withstand the great outdoors, be sure to search specifically for outdoor poufs.
Pattern: Some poufs will come with patterns imprinted into the fabric, while others may use texture and different pile heights to establish the design. Popular textures tend to be cable-knit or braided, but you can also find more subtle textures with cotton fabric. Then, there are tan poufs that display actual patterns, such as braided cords. When you’re selecting a pattern or texture, find one that conveys your desired tone and displays any motifs/textures you want to include elsewhere in the room.
Color: Tan and beige poufs come in a variety of tones, with some leaning more towards white or gray and others leaning into richer brown tones. Plus, there are some tan and beige pouf ottomans that include other colors like red, blue, and others. Overall, find a color composition that compliments your overall color palette or at least strikes the tone you want for the room.
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