Feet up. Or drinks down. You decide.

The bespoke British footstool that flips from a cloud-soft cushion to a perfectly flat coffee table in a single, satisfying movement.

A Pappa Pouffe footstool in a sunlit living room, cushion side up, ready for feet upThe same Pappa Pouffe flipped to its mirrored tabletop, with two glasses of red wine and a bowl of olives

"Like flipping a record, but you can rest your tea on this one."

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Fancy a flip?

A Pappa Pouffe footstool with the cushion top in place, ready for feet upStep 01

The Chill Phase

Soft, comfortable cushioning for tired feet, lazy afternoons, and one-more-episode evenings.

A Pappa Pouffe footstool mid-flip, showing the rotating top mechanism with brass handleStep 02

The Quick Flip

A smooth 180-degree rotation makes switching sides effortless. No heavy lifting, no fuss.

A Pappa Pouffe flipped to its mirrored tabletop side with brass handleStep 03

Drinks and Dining

Effortlessly transforms into a solid tabletop, perfect for evening drinks or laid-back dining.

Choose your product

The PP Original — a square tufted footstool in clay linen with a dark oak rotating top

The PP Original

Where it all started. Our classic square silhouette. Timeless, reliable, and rather handsome.

£400
The Doublé — an olive green velvet ottoman with a button-tufted cushion and dark wood rotating top

The Doublé (coming soon)

A longer, elegant pouffe designed for shared comfort and generous takeaway nights.

£550
The Bespoke PP Original — a tufted footstool in a playful patterned fabric with a dark oak rotating top

Bespoke PP Original

Order a bespoke PP Original and make it truly yours—pick from a playful mix of fabrics, colours, and bold designs to match your style.

£600

Proper materials,
built for lifetimes.

Every Pappa Pouffe is crafted in our Northamptonshire workshop using carefully selected, sustainably sourced materials, built with lasting quality in every detail.

A craftsman hand-stitching linen onto a solid oak frame in the Cotswolds workshop