Premium Handcrafted Moroccan Leather Pouf Ottoman - Tan Brown with White Stitches - Hassock & Large Footstool Cover - Pouf Ottoman Unstuffed Review

Great! I stuff mine with old towels/torn clothes/whatever recycled textiles I find around my house. It smells, but after a couple of weeks it doesn't spread around the room. I just put mine next to the balcony door and left it open when I could air everything out. Attention! Don't sit down during this time, otherwise your clothes will smell too! Unpleasant. Still 5 stars despite the smell. My Moroccan friend said he had one in his family that had been passed down from generation to generation…

I love this design and have wanted it for a long time. I like the color, the stitching is very nice, the item is of good quality. The only dislike (and the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars) is the awful smell. Whoever said it smells like nice skin, pretty nice skin drenched in vomit. So much so that my little dog tried to ride it. But let me assure others, he doesn't smell the room and walks away. You can now only smell that scent by touching it and well, it's so beautiful I'm willing to…

I had to hope for that and write a review because I just received my pouf and am so excited about it! I took a chance buying this because it has less than 10 reviews but all the reviews were so good that I decided to take a chance and regret it. There was clear glue stuck to the bottom of my pouf which is harder to remove than I was because it melted and was sticky. However, the worst thing is the smell. ODOR. Oh man, I can't even describe it. It's like a cow farm, meets urine, meets spoiled…

I had to hope and write a review here because I just received my stool and I am so excited about it! I took a chance buying this because it has less than 10 reviews but all the reviews were so good that I decided to take a chance and regret it. My pouf came with clear glue on the bottom which is harder to remove than I was because it melted and was sticky. However, the worst thing is the smell. ODOR. Oh man, I can't even describe it. It's like a cow farm, meets urine, meets spoiled meat. He's…

Excellent quality Moroccan stool! My 3 year old son calls it a "ball" and loves jumping off it and riding on it and all that stuff. I was very concerned about the durability of the rude little boy, but he really has held up very well all these months! I get loads of compliments and love how it completes the look of our living room. It's pretty convenient. I like to put my feet on it in the morning while drinking coffee. I used about 50 pounds of polyfiber fill (which I also bought from Revain).

It looks good in my living space, feels like a quality product and doesn't smell. He ticked all my boxes so I have no complaints. I ordered two of these and expected them to look a little different, but they are actually the same color. The only difference is that one looks a little more distressed than the other, which I really like, but you won't be able to tell if you don't see it close. I filled it with my sons' old baby clothes - figured I could keep them in these cute stools to decorate…

When I opened the stool for the first time, I noticed some irregularities in the colour. It wasn't a deal breaker because I'm a realistic mom of two kids under the age of 4 and I know that anything I buy won't look 'new' for long. BUT the paint still runs off the SMALLEST drop of moisture. Attached photos were taken in less than 3 weeks of use. I'm curious how it looks in 3 weeks. The filling was a fun puzzle. I used old towels and blankets and managed to make it pretty even, although I think I