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Swarovski-studded poufs to sit in style all over your superyacht

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While most superyachts are well furnished and are in sync with the theme, deck furniture is usually a bone of contention for many. While most options at your disposal may end up being standard, not unique, here is an outdoor hassock that is both chic and innovative. Tagged as Tommy, the latest creation from Valdenassi, a specialist in furniture and teak fittings for yachts, the pouf draws its inspiration from the box tree. The seat is set on a polyethylene base that resembles a flowerpot and is topped with a soft, weather-proof skai leather cushion. The cushion has been treated with Teflon to keep it dirt and stain-free and keep it easy to clean.

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You can opt for a white, black or terracotta base with cushion options including white, black, green, metallic silver or bronze, orange and pink. I would rather go for the luxury version which has been done up in Swarovski crystals adding a bit more bling to your opulent superyacht.
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