Morgan Falls Ottoman

Quality is foundational to this ottoman's design, featuring a set of solid wood block legs in a chicory brown finish that provides a sturdy, warp-resistant base. The frame is built to support the weight of multiple guests if used as extra seating. Additionally, the welted seams are not just an aesthetic detail; they reinforce the fabric edges at the highest points of wear, ensuring the plush cushion maintains its shape and structural integrity over years of daily use.

Absolutely. This oversized cocktail ottoman is specifically designed to bridge the gap between a footrest and a table. Its flat, welted surface provides enough stability for decorative items or media remotes. For those planning to serve drinks or snacks, we recommend pairing it with a large wooden or metal tray. This creates a stable, hard surface for glassware while maintaining the safety benefits of soft, upholstered edges—a particularly popular choice for families with young children in suburban homes.

For optimal comfort and a balanced look, an ottoman should ideally be the same height or 1-2 inches shorter than your sofa's seat cushions. At 21 inches high, this ottoman aligns perfectly with most standard transitional and modern sofas. Its generous 51.5-inch width makes it a "cocktail ottoman," designed to be roughly one-half to two-thirds the length of a typical three-seat sofa, ensuring it serves as a central focal point without overwhelming the walkway.

While this ottoman has a substantial 51.5-inch footprint, it can be a strategic asset in smaller living spaces. Because it functions as a footrest, extra seating for guests, and a coffee table replacement, it eliminates the need for multiple bulky pieces of furniture. In a narrow urban living room, its low-profile block legs and transitional gray tone help it feel grounded rather than imposing, maximizing the functionality of your floor plan without sacrificing style.

Yes, this piece is upholstered in 100% polyester chenille, a material favored for its resilience in high-traffic households. Polyester is inherently more resistant to stretching and pilling than natural fibers. The tight weave of this chenille helps prevent pet claws from snagging, and because the fibers are synthetic, they are less likely to absorb odors. Our experts recommend regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to prevent pet hair from becoming embedded in the soft texture.

Based on our furniture care expertise, we recommend a proactive approach. For everyday maintenance, vacuum the fabric regularly to remove dust and debris. If a spill occurs, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, you can use a soft rag dampened with warm water and a light, mild detergent. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the soft "effervescent" feel of the chenille fibers.