Beanbags

A beanbag is a large fabric bag filled with dried beans, polystyrene beads, or other small, pliable materials. Beanbags are often used as informal seating, either indoors or outdoors. The filling allows the beanbag to conform to the shape of the sitter, providing a comfortable and ergonomic experience. The design originated in the 1960s and gained popularity as a casual furniture option.

Modern beanbags often utilize expanded polystyrene (EPS) beads as filling, offering a lighter and more consistent feel than dried beans. These beads are typically enclosed in an inner liner, with a removable and washable outer cover. Beanbags come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, ranging from small chair-like designs to larger lounger styles. They are a popular choice for children's rooms, game rooms, and casual living spaces due to their relaxed aesthetic and comfort. Some beanbags are also designed for outdoor use, featuring water-resistant fabrics. The versatility and comfort of beanbags have contributed to their enduring appeal in interior design.