Bukhara brings a certain idea of the nomadic salon into the living space, but with a very well-stamped passport. Its low, generous rounded volume is built in overlapping layers that give depth to the seat and define its profile. The fringe at the base adds movement, memory and a deliberately theatrical touch, while the slightly recessed centre invites a more relaxed posture without sacrificing poise. A pouf that can sit beside a sofa, in front of an armchair or at the centre of a room. Yet it is unlikely to remain just somewhere to rest your feet. Bukhara has the allure of things that have travelled, discovered, chosen and brought home for very good reasons.