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Kusch + Co Pouf Genaya

Modular poufs for adaptable interiors

Kusch + Co Genaya poufs are designed for spaces that need informal, versatile seating without a complex mechanism or adjustable components. They can suit collaborative workplaces, reception areas, lounges and hospitality settings where a defined upholstered seat can support changing layouts.

The family includes two modular upholstered pouf options, giving specifiers a choice of overall format within the same collection. Both are built around upholstered seating and metal or steel base elements, with colour choices that can coordinate with an existing interior scheme.

Choose the Genaya format and finish

The collection includes Genaya Pouffe II and Genaya Pouffe III. Listed widths are 166 cm and 237 cm, so the available footprint is an important part of the selection process. Pouffe III is identified with an A-type frame and flame-retardant foam, while the collection also offers powder-coated steel and varied upholstery and base colours.

Upholstery is available in fabric or PU leather, with shades including black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and silver. Base colours range from black and grey to beige, white and yellow, subject to the chosen model and finish configuration.

All Kusch + Co Pouf Genaya models

Where Genaya poufs can work well

Genaya is suited to interiors that benefit from informal seating and a visually coordinated modular element. In a workplace, the poufs can help define breakout zones, waiting areas or collaborative settings. In hospitality and public-facing interiors, they can provide a clearly upholstered seating feature for reception lounges, shared areas and other spaces where people may gather briefly or settle in informally.

The collection can also be considered when a project needs a substantial upholstered footprint rather than a small standalone stool. Because the listed variants have different widths, the layout should be planned around circulation, neighbouring furniture and the amount of space required around the pouf.

How to choose between the Genaya models

Start with the available footprint

Width is the clearest practical distinction to check first. The collection facts list minimum and maximum widths of 166 cm and 237 cm across the family. Confirm which measurement applies to the selected Genaya model before finalising a floor plan, particularly in compact reception areas or rooms with fixed circulation routes.

Compare the construction details

Both models are modular upholstered poufs with metal or steel base elements. Genaya Pouffe III is specified with an A-type frame and flame-retardant foam, while Genaya Pouffe II is described with a powder-coated steel base and varied upholstery and base colours. If a particular frame or foam characteristic matters to the project, verify it against the exact configuration before ordering.

Materials, colours and project checks

Choose between fabric and PU leather upholstery according to the visual character and maintenance expectations of the setting. The available upholstery palette includes neutral, bright and metallic-looking colour options such as grey, black, red, orange, gold and silver. Powder-coated steel or metal base finishes can be selected from a similarly broad range, including black, grey, beige, white and yellow.

The collection is listed as FSC Certified and circular, with a two-year warranty. Standards are not specified in the supplied facts, and origin is available on request. Before approval, check the required upholstery, base colour, applicable width, maximum ballast of 135 kg and any project-specific documentation. Myntwork can also offer these Genaya products on a monthly lease, helping businesses plan furniture requirements without treating the collection as a one-time purchase only.

What to confirm before specifying

  • Which Genaya model and width fit the intended floor area.
  • Whether fabric or PU leather is appropriate for the setting.
  • Which upholstery and base colours are available for the chosen variant.
  • Whether the A-type frame or flame-retardant foam detail of Pouffe III is relevant.
  • What documentation, origin information and leasing terms are required for the project.

Frequently asked questions about Kusch + Co Pouf Genaya

What is the main difference between the Genaya pouf models?

The collection includes Genaya Pouffe II and Genaya Pouffe III. Their listed widths differ across the family, at 166 cm and 237 cm. Pouffe III is also identified with an A-type frame and flame-retardant foam, so confirm the exact construction details for the selected model.

Which upholstery options are available for Genaya poufs?

The collection lists both fabric and PU leather upholstery. Colour choices include black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red and silver, subject to the selected model and configuration.

What base materials and colours can I choose?

Genaya poufs use metal or steel base elements, including powder-coated steel in the supplied product descriptions. Listed base colours include black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white and yellow.

How do I check whether a Genaya pouf will fit my space?

Begin with the listed width for the specific variant: the family facts show 166 cm and 237 cm. Compare that measurement with the room plan, circulation routes and nearby furniture, then confirm the final dimensions before approval.

Are Genaya poufs available through a furniture lease?

Myntwork offers the Kusch + Co Genaya products on a monthly lease. Confirm current availability, the chosen finish and the applicable leasing terms for your project.