The Making
Pale stitches give this blue leather pouf its rhythm. They follow the edges of the upper panels, drawing the eye inwards towards a circular embroidered centre. Between those lines, the leather holds the colour in broader, quieter sections.
The central medallion changes the scale of the work. Closely spaced angular lines form a star-like arrangement, enclosed by a stitched circle. Around it, the wider panels allow the blue surface and its changing reflections to remain part of the design.
Hand-stitching serves both assembly and ornament: the seams make the panel structure legible, while embroidery gives the centre its finer detail. The result does not need an additional print or a second leather colour to hold attention.
Collector’s Note
We chose Blue of Marrakesh for the balance between a saturated colour and a precise, pale line. From across a room, it reads as a rounded blue accent. Closer to the chair, the seams and central embroidery give that first impression more depth.
Beside natural linen, warm wood or a cream wool rug, it introduces colour without asking the whole room to follow. A clear space in front of an armchair lets it become part of everyday use, rather than an object kept at the edge of the room.
The name brings Marrakesh into the story; the piece itself earns its place through colour, proportion and the rhythm of its stitches. It is a small change to an interior, but a distinct one.
A field of blue. A line that brings you closer.
