Alanis Bay Ottoman

To ensure a balanced look, an ottoman should typically be about two-thirds the length of your sofa. This rectangle ottoman stands at 20.5 inches high, which is designed to sit level with or slightly below most standard sofa seat cushions. This height provides an ergonomic resting position for your feet and ensures a seamless transition when used as extra seating for guests.

For households with toddlers, this transitional ottoman is a significantly safer alternative to wood or metal coffee tables. The soft, upholstered corners and plush padding eliminate the risk of injuries from sharp edges, making it an ideal "kid-proof" centerpiece that doesn't compromise on sophisticated style.

The 100% woven fabric on this piece is an excellent choice for pet owners. Woven textiles offer a tighter structure that is naturally more resistant to snags from claws compared to loose-knit materials. For customers in humid or coastal climates like Florida and the Southeast, this breathable fabric helps maintain a fresh and comfortable feel throughout the year.

This piece is specifically designed as a cocktail ottoman, featuring a spacious 32.75-inch width and a plush yet supportive seat. While it offers a softer, more inviting alternative to a traditional coffee table, we recommend using a decorative tray on the surface. This provides a stable, flat base for drinks and remotes while protecting the blue woven fabric from direct contact with spills.

With a depth of 27.75 inches, this ottoman provides a substantial surface area without the overwhelming footprint of an oversized cocktail piece. Its tapered block legs create a sense of openness by lifting the piece off the floor, which helps maintain an airy feel in more compact living spaces or studio apartments.

To preserve the integrity of the woven fabric, we recommend regular vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and fibers that can cause pilling. For spills, our care guidelines suggest blotting immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid rubbing the area, as this can break down the fibers; instead, use a gentle dabbing motion to maintain the weave's texture and rich blue color.