Edwards Ottoman

For optimal comfort when used as a footrest, an ottoman should be approximately the same height or one to two inches shorter than the seat of your sofa or chair. With a standard height of 18 inches, this ottoman is designed to pair seamlessly with most contemporary seating, including its matching accent chair, to provide a level and ergonomic surface for relaxation.

Yes, an upholstered ottoman is an excellent, kid-safe alternative to a traditional coffee table because its soft, padded edges eliminate the risks associated with sharp corners. Measuring 27 inches wide, this piece offers a generous surface for various uses. To create a stable area for drinks or decorative items, we recommend placing a sturdy tray on top, which provides a flat surface while protecting the woven fabric from wear.

Woven fabrics are highly valued for their texture and visual depth, and a tighter weave like the one featured on this ottoman provides better resistance to snags from pet claws than looser knits. To maintain the upholstery in a pet-friendly home, we recommend regular vacuuming with an upholstery tool to remove hair and dander before they become embedded in the woven fibers.

Beige is a versatile neutral that helps brighten a room, and the woven texture of this upholstery is particularly beneficial in high-traffic areas. Unlike flat, smooth fabrics, a multi-dimensional weave helps mask minor wear and small imperfections. For households with high daily activity, this textured finish provides a balance of sophisticated style and practical durability.

This ottoman is specifically well-suited for urban apartment living due to its versatile, mid-sized footprint (27"w x 22"d). Its tailored silhouette and clean lines allow it to fit comfortably into smaller floor plans without overwhelming the room. In a compact space, it functions as a high-utility multi-purpose piece: a footrest for daily use, an extra seat for guests, or a cocktail table when paired with a tray.

For light-colored woven fabrics, immediate attention is the best way to prevent permanent staining. We recommend blotting—never rubbing—spills immediately with a clean, dry white cloth to absorb as much moisture as possible. For general maintenance, our expertise suggests testing any cleaner on an inconspicuous area first, though professional cleaning is always recommended for significant stains to preserve the integrity of the woven material.