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Burgundy Faux Leather and Suede Ottoman

faux ottoman

RRP £239

now £215.10

**10 DAY EXPRESS DELIVERY AVAILABLE**
(subject to stock availability, pick 'Express Delivery' at checkout)

The Burgundy faux leather and suede ottoman has vertical stitching on top of the padded lid. The generous storage inside leaves plenty of room for bed linen and sheets. At 96cm in length (slightly bigger than a single size bed) this useful bedroom ottoman will fit neatly at the end of your bed as it would under a window or in the corner of your bedroom. Also useful in your living room, hall way or any where extra storage is required.

Choose from 3 faux suede colours and 4 faux leather colours including cream, coffee, chocolate, ivory, and more! Further customise your faux storage ottoman by choosing contrasting wooden leg finishes. Also available in faux leather and suede fabrics - please see more from the range.

Not sure which fabric to choose then use our FREE fabric sample service, just fill out the form (click request a swatch above) to order your sample prior to placing an order.

PLEASE NOTE: Illustrated in a non faux fabric.

Dimensions

96W x 38D x 52H cm

Standard Delivery is approx 3-5 Weeks
Express Delivery is usually within 10 days. (pick 'Express Delivery' at checkout)
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Customer Reviews

"The design, style and quality of this ottoman are simply superb. It's just a well-made, beautiful piece of furniture and I would highly recommend Just Ottomans. Unfortunately, the first ottoman was damaged during delivery; however, the staff at Just Ottomans were super efficient and quickly rectified this, sending out another one to me shortly afterwards."

Mrs SHANTA MISIR

"I actually ordered and received a black Ottoman. The product is great and would recommend it. Well made and looks lovely. My only complaint is we were not given any dispatch date and it just arrived eventually. Luckily we were in at the time. JO: Our apologies, it is our normal procedure to call prior to delivery."

Mr Leigh Balmforth