Put your feet up while you consider the many uses of this handy piece of furniture – the ottoman
Why the ottoman works well in the home
- Ottomans have become larger over the years, making them a more versatile piece of furniture. If they have a sturdy top, they often act as a coffee table for displaying magazines or holding nibbles and drinks.
- Ottomans work well in a master bedroom at the foot of the bed. They’re a useful perch when you’re putting your shoes on.
- There is always a need for storage in a living room or family room so look out for an ottoman with a hinged top so you can stash blankets or kids’ toys and books inside.
- If you are short of seating but don’t have room for an armchair, an ottoman is a great option, with styles and sizes to fit every space.
Photography by: Sharyn Cairns.
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Versatile ottomans are a great furniture investment – with styles and sizes to fit every space.
Duffel ottoman, $1550, from Tim Webber.
Patchwork hide ottoman, $2895, from Republic Home.
Roman pouf, $69.95, from EziBuy.
Joe round ottoman, $1000, from St Clements.
Compass tan ottoman, $899, from Freedom.
Bolivia ottoman with stonewash canvas slipcover, $829, from French Country Collections.
Gloria ottoman, $39.95, from Mocka.
Hem ottoman, $1290, from Citta.
Natural leather Moroccan pouf, $199, from Let Liv.
Paramount ottoman, $499, from Big Save.
Hex large ottoman, $1113 plus fabric, from Simon James Design.
Muuto Five Pouf ottoman, $1995, from Bauhaus.
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