Footstools, Ottomans & Poufs
Kick your feet up, park a tray, or pull up extra seating. Our ottomans are made to handle real life and still look sharp.
Footstools, Ottomans & Poufs
Ottomans that earn their spot
Ottomans are the easiest way to make your living room feel finished: a softer place to land your feet, a spare perch when friends drop by, or a steady surface for a tray. Choosing one is mostly about proportions. For smaller spaces, a compact pouf or low footstool tucks in neatly and keeps walkways clear. For larger sofas, go wider so it sits comfortably in front of the seat and doesn’t look like an afterthought. Think about how you’ll use it day to day, too. A firmer top is great for trays, while plusher fills suit lounging. Upholstery choices like leather or performance fabrics help with spills and scuffs, and solid timber legs add stability. Style-wise, match the lines to your sofa for a pulled-together look.
FAQ
What's the purpose of an ottoman?
An ottoman is the multitasker of the living room. Most people buy one for a more comfortable lounge setup (feet up after dinner), then end up using it for everything else too: an extra seat when guests pile in, a spot to rest a tray, or a soft “landing zone” for a book and a throw. If you’ll use it with a tray often, prioritize a flatter, firmer top. If it’s mostly for kicking back, a plusher top feels better day to day.
Should my ottoman match my sofa?
Matching can look clean and intentional, especially if you like that “set” feel. But it’s not a must. In real homes, mixing often works better because it adds depth. A simple rule: match one thing, mix one thing.
- Match the leg finish or silhouette, but choose a different fabric texture.
- Match the color family (warm neutrals with warm neutrals), but shift the tone slightly for contrast.
- If your sofa already has a lot going on (pattern, strong color, bold shape), go quieter with the ottoman so the room doesn’t feel busy.
What size ottoman should I choose for my living room?
Size is mostly about proportions and pathways. You want it to feel “paired” with the sofa, not like a tiny add-on or a bulky obstacle.
A few practical checks:
- Width: For larger sofas, a wider ottoman looks more balanced. For smaller layouts, a compact pouf/footstool keeps the room easy to move through.
- Height: Aim for an ottoman height that sits close to your sofa seat height so your legs rest naturally (not awkwardly up or down).
- Clearance: Leave enough space so you can still walk around it comfortably and open drawers/doors nearby.
If you’re torn between two sizes, choose the one that keeps your main walkway clear. You’ll feel it every day.
Are storage ottomans worth it?
If you’re tight on storage or you like a tidy reset in under a minute, a storage ottoman earns its keep. It’s perfect for throws, spare cushions, remotes, kids’ toys, and all the little living-room things that never seem to have a home. Two things to think about:
- How you’ll use the top: If it doubles as a tray surface, look for something that feels stable and doesn’t dip too much under weight.
- How often you’ll open it: If you’ll be in and out daily, you’ll appreciate easy access and enough interior space to be actually useful (not just “technically storage”).
Do you deliver ottomans and poufs across US, and what are your warranty and return policies?
Yes, we stand behind the quality of our furniture and offer a warranty against manufacturing defects, ensuring your investment in lasting comfort and style is secure. The specific warranty period for each product can be found on our Product Warranty page.