Cuzco pouf shape 1

4 modular ‘poufs’ inspired by the famous Saksaywaman dry stone wall on the outskirts of Cuzco, Peru. The wall has been made centuries ago, presumably by Incas. With no cement, each stone is cut perfectly into size, fitting together in a way that today's technology wouldn't be able to replicate. The poufs, inspired by these stones, take on geometric forms; some take 90-degree angles, allowing them to be tables, corner tables, chairs. They have only one position were they form a figure when attached but when "broken" into 4 units they can be mixed to form endless combinations.

There are 3 options for upholstering Cuzco:

1) In wool, using Kvadrat’s classic best seller Divina fabric, available in 4 colours: green, yellow, blue & red.
b) Lateral panels in Trevira CS, in a custom-made design by Cristian Zuzunaga based on a Bitmap of a city.
c) For hotels and interior designers, the poufs will also be available in its raw structure to be custom upholstered by clients