An object with a vibrant and unusual twist: an upholstered leather pouf characterized by its organic silhouette, where the details—recovery and fusion of distant cultures—define its bold expressive charge.
Pouf Tod is the synthesis between industrial design and high craftsmanship; the defined volumes are cut by the raised topstitched seams that highlight the great sartorial mastery that has always been the basis of Lema’s made in Italy.
Tod by LEMA, design by Ferruccio Laviani, is an upholstered pouf in leather characterized by an organic silhouette and tailored details, such as the raised stitching that enhances its expressive design. Ideal as a synthesis between industrial design and high craftsmanship, it offers a vibrant and unique touch to modern interiors. The structure is made of poplar plywood with polyurethane foam padding of varying densities. The seat is covered in top-quality leather, non-removable, while the black ABS feet ensure stability and durability. Tod meets high quality standards with certified processes and the unmistakable Made in Italy by LEMA.
Top leather
Top leather
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For technical reasons, the colours displayed are indicative and may differ from the original.
Leather Top 0013
Leather Top 0014
Material: poplar plywood
Padding: polyurethane foam with differentiated thicknesses
Material: ABS
Finish: black
Ferruccio Laviani
Ferruccio Laviani is an internationally renowned Italian architect and designer, celebrated for his theatrical and colorful aesthetic language. With a background in architecture and an approach that blends contemporary baroque and innovation, Laviani has created collections for LEMA that stand out for their bold geometries, glossy finishes, and sculptural details. His furnishing solutions transform interiors into scenic sets, enhancing every space with chromatic contrasts and dynamic atmospheres.Related products
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