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Nexo sectional pouf

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Nexo sectional pouf

The Nexo sectional outdoor pouf condenses the power of versatility from the minimum unit of this collection created by Yonoh. Starting from a pure square block, this multifunctional element works autonomously as a low and casual seat or as the ultimate extension accessory to set up an open-air lounge.

Its interior is made with Gravidry® quick-dry foam, wrapped in a removable technical upholstery with high weather resistance. Its aluminum base provides robust stability without sacrificing visual lightness, facilitating the creation of flexible compositions in any garden, porch, or chill-out zone.

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Use it attached directly to the Nexo seat sectionals to improvise a comfortable chaise lounge or expand the seating of your sectional sofa.

Distribute several poufs freestanding around a coffee table to generate a highly dynamic resting and conversation space.

Select premium fabric finishes (such as the soft or warm options) to provide a lush texture and a sensual feel to your pool area.

Its eco-efficient conception optimizes the logistical footprint, offering an ideal sustainable solution for high-traffic hospitality contract design.

Measurements
80x80x42 cm / 31x31x16 inch
Materials
Powder-coated aluminium. Powder-coated stainless steel arms and back. Tabletop is available in porcelain or phenolic plate. Seat, backrest and cushion made from Gravidry® quick-dry and reusable polyurethane foam. Removable technical upholstery for outdoor use.
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Designer

Yonoh Studio

Founded in 2006 by Clara del Portillo and Álex Selma, Yonoh is a multidisciplinary studio with a unique, elegant voice. Their work blends Scandinavian functionality with Mediterranean ingenuity and industrial rigor. A partnership with Diabla built on a pragmatic approach to create refined, honest design that moves away from the conventional.

“We understand design as a value proposition that improves quality of life. The seed is always a functional intention that we then transform into visual language, seeking the perfect balance between clear geometry, versatility, and honesty in the material.”

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