There are three and they draw the attention of those who pass by one of the areas of the Skissernas Museum, in Sweden.

These poufs made of cork, designed by Matthias Salaets, communicate well the characteristics that make cork such a desirable material for furniture design.

The soft touch and great adaptability of cork ensures it provides the desired comfort while sitting down waiting for someone or just to watch passers-by in the museum. The disruptive, dynamic and ergonomic shape of these stools reveal cork's appetite to be machined, crafted to meet the demands of the most daring design projects combining aesthetics and strength.