「Silk Flow」Organic Modern Tassel Accent Stool

SISI ROUGE LIMITED

£499

Product Introduction The 「Silk Flow」Organic Modern Tassel Accent Stool is a study in delicate movement and soft texture, designed to bring a touch of quiet drama to any space. Its plush, cloud-like lamb’s wool top flows into cascading tassels, creating a sense of gentle, flowing motion reminiscent of water ripples. More than just a seat, it is a soft sculptural piece that adds warmth, texture, and subtle elegance to corners, entryways, and vanity areas. Design Features Soft sculptural silhouette : A compact, rounded form with a plush lamb’s wool top, designed to evoke the softness of a cloud.

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Registered at Companies House as SISI ROUGE LIMITED, number 17056253. Checked 2026-08-29.
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