Collection: Ottomans

The main difference between an ottoman, footstool and stool is the size. An ottoman is the largest of three, sitting at the same height as the sofa in its collection. This means you can turn the sofa into a corner sofa or chaise. The footstool is the same width as the ottoman but sits slightly closer to the ground; designed for those who like to angle their legs when relaxing. The stool is much smaller than its counterparts. It's an item that can be stored away when not in use, acting as a temporary leg rest or seat. Read our full stools, footstools and ottomans guide here.

No, it doesn't have to. For continuity, most people do match the ottoman or footstool to their sofa, but this isn't always the case. It depends on what look and feel you're going for; do you want to add a pop of colour to your interior by adding an ottoman, or do you want the footstool blend in with the sofa, or do you want to keep the same style as your sofa but switch it up with a different colour? It really is down to your personal taste, there is no one-rule-fits-all approach.

You can definitely use your upholstered footstool or fabric ottoman as a seat. For added comfort and support, all of our footstools and ottomans use the same cushion filling as the sofas and comes with the same 15 year frame guarantee.

Yes, you can use an ottoman or footstool as a temporary coffee table. But we wouldn't recommend using them as permanent coffee table feature. The edges of the ottoman and footstools are curved, so items could easily slide off. If you do want to use them upholstered furniture as a coffee table be sure to use a tray, might help with balance.

Yes we do. Whether you're after round or rectangular, there's no compromise on design with our storage ottomans.