Made from 100% polypropylene, the rug is designed for daily indoor use. It feels soft underfoot, resists UV exposure, and has water-repellent and anti-static properties for easier maintenance. The border has a hand-carved effect, creating a subtle high-low detail around the edge rather than a completely flat outline.

The Petit size works well in smaller living rooms, bedrooms, reading corners, and compact seating areas. The Grand size is better for larger living rooms, open-plan spaces, or under a sofa and coffee table arrangement where the rug needs to define the center of the room.

Fatboy’s official assortment includes Left and Right orientation versions, which determine where the wavy edge sits. Batten Home lists the rug by size only, so confirm the orientation with your supplier or match the variation images carefully before publishing.

This rug is for indoor use only. It is easy to clean, but it should not be treated like an outdoor mat or washed with harsh detergents. For spills, remove excess liquid, blot with cold water using a clean white cloth, and let the area dry completely before walking on it again.

Thanks to UV-stable, weather-proof polyethylene, Kaboom drifts effortlessly between indoors and out: pulled up to a dining table, waiting in the hallway, or greeting sunrise on the balcony. The shell wipes clean with a damp cloth and shrugs off rain, so you can leave it on the patio year-round without a second thought. Its playful silhouette suits modern lofts as easily as eclectic gardens—wherever you need a pop of character that doubles as serious comfort.

Dutch duo Studio Roderick Vos designed Kaboom to make people smile first and ask questions later. Each chair is produced in small batches, emerging from its mold with a soft ‘kaboom’ that signals another unique piece ready for a lifetime of moving—from home to home, room to room, season to season.

Each slender wand stands about four feet tall, topped by a 13 cm shade that hides a 0.5 W LED and its own solar cell. A day’s charge fuels roughly six hours of warm-white glow (2700 K), while an IP55 polypropylene shell shrugs off rain, sprinklers, and curiosity-driven paw taps. The lights switch on automatically at dusk, can be yanked off again with a tug, and store flat when the season ends—though odds are you’ll leave them out just to keep the lawn smiling after dark.

Rounded corners echo the soft lines of the cushions, while the legs keep a discreet profile so the surface seems to float just above the deck. A quick wipe with a damp cloth clears away sunscreen smudges or pollen; the finish shrugs off UV and rain without fading. Build out a full corner sofa, or drop a single table beside a lone seat—either way, it snaps in place and stays put until you decide the layout needs a shake-up.

The upholstery is UV-safe and shrugs off pool splash, red-wine drips, and sandy feet. A quick brush usually does the trick; a rinse from the hose handles bigger messes. Underneath, hidden connectors keep the modules from drifting apart, so the layout stays put until you change your mind. Use one as an easy chair, line up three for a straight run, or ring a firepit with a full square—the seat makes the math simple.

The cushions? Not too soft. Not stiff either. Just right. They dry fast, don’t fade in the sun, and hold their shape. You can leave it out, though if you’re the type who brings things in when the weather turns, it’ll last even longer. Nothing flashy about it, and that’s the point. It’s good. You notice the proportions more than the design—and that’s probably how it should be.

The cushions are weighty, not too soft. The back hits at a comfortable angle—you lean in without thinking about it. Fabric feels durable. Not plasticky. It handles sun, light rain, the usual stuff. If it gets messy, you wipe it down. You can get it with the black cover or without. Depends how much you want to protect it. Either way, it’s one of those pieces you stop noticing because it just works.

The base is powder-coated steel; the cushions ride just high enough to keep you clear of wet decking. Upholstery is UV-stable, water-repellent, and dense enough that a spilled spritz sits on the surface instead of soaking through. Most days a quick brush-off is all it needs; if things get messy, a rinse from the hose brings it back.

Each module feels substantial—no wobble when you sit—yet they’re light enough to shift without dragging grooves into your patio. Keep it outside for the season, cover it in winter if you like, and re-mix the layout when the guest list changes.

Upholstery is the good kind: recycled fibers that shrug off UV fade, pool splash, and stray snack crumbs. A quick brush or hose-down is usually enough, though you can snap on a cover if the weather turns nasty. Modular clips stay hidden underneath, so you can break the set apart or re-angle it without wrist gymnastics. Drag it onto a rooftop, leave it by the pool, pull it back under the pergola for winter—either way, the daybed keeps its shape and its easy attitude.