STARDUST POUF

The Stardust design pouf was conceived as a project that goes beyond the distinction between furniture and material, between function and form.

It is an element designed to be used both as an occasional seat and as a side surface, with a versatility that makes it particularly suited to outdoor spaces, while remaining perfectly integrated within contemporary indoor settings.

Its identity takes shape through the production process itself: Stardust is crafted from a blend of resin, pigments, and recycled glass powder, currently derived from solar panels. A material that retains a strong expressive quality, with surfaces that are irregular, deep, and never entirely predictable.

Its form is organic rather than geometric, designed to change depending on the point of view. Each angle offers a different perception, bringing it closer to a natural object than to an “industrial product.” Yet at its core lies an advanced design process, oriented toward replicability and quality control.

Stardust thus becomes part of a broader exploration of the relationship between design, materiality, and transformation. An object that recalls natural elements while reinterpreting them through a contemporary lens, evoking a presence almost suspended between the