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Pairing a timeless striped finish with essential storage this piece is about as close to homeware perfection as you can get. Named as a tribute to the literary adventures of Robinson Crusoe, the generous trunk – finished in hardwearing cotton upholstery – can be used to store anything from blankets to boots. Just watch out…
We clad this ottoman in our much-loved Elsdon Rug design; it possesses all the attributes of a treasured heirloom piece, thanks to its deliberately worn appearance and faded charm. The frame is made from mango wood and the upholstery is a handwoven and hand screen-printed cotton dhurrie, which gives it an artisanal touch with individual…
Wild Oats Wide Herringbone upholstery and a useful shelf meet in this ottoman, which ticks all the boxes for style and practicality. A blend of rustic and traditional design elements, the Glin wouldn’t look out of place in a grand stately home, which is why we named it after a famed Georgian country house in…
The spherical turned legs of the Gwendolen are inspired by the popular bobbin furniture movement – otherwise known as spool furniture – of the late 17th century. This style had legs that were generally lathe-turned into ornamental shapes in order to make a feature of them. The padded top of the Gwendolen is upholstered in…
The spherical turned legs of the Gwendolen are inspired by the popular bobbin furniture movement – otherwise known as spool furniture – of the late 17th century. This style had legs that were generally lathe-turned into ornamental shapes in order to make a feature of them. The padded top of the Gwendolen is upholstered in…
From floor covering to smart storage, the Lazaret textile pattern is as versatile as the upholstered ottoman design it now adorns. The bold geometric pattern is screen printed by hand onto a cotton dhurrie before being washed – to give it a faded appearance – and the finished textile is then applied to a mango-wood…
Ticking the box of seat and storage is our Leto Ottoman. Its name comes from the Greek for ‘hidden’, referring to its roomy internal compartment, perfect for hiding items away. Its seat is well-cushioned with foam and upholstered in our popular Areca print, which can be lifted up with a useful pull tab to reveal…
With limitless design (and storage) potential, the Mekar Upholstered Trunk definitely ticks the box for practicality as well as style – its enthralling floral fabric will appeal to print lovers. As each section of fabric is screen-printed by hand, every piece varies slightly, meaning the charming trunk always has a unique finish.
Ottomans such as the Nesbitt are a useful and multifunctional addition to any home; as bedroom or sitting room storage, fill this design to the (brass-coloured and studded) brim with toys, towels and throws or, alternatively, use it as an informal, low-sitting coffee table. Beyond its practical aspects, the ottoman’s blue abstract pattern adds visual…
The latest design in our collection upholstered ottomans, Palayam might look familiar – in fact, the pattern made its OKA debut on one of our rugs before being translated into this new form. Blending the best of classic and decorative patterns, chunky blue stripes and fine geometric motifs sit side by side in this modern…
We borrowed the name Pomona from the Roman wood nymph and goddess of fruitful abundance, on account of this ottoman’s blossoming floral pattern. The mango wood frame is upholstered in a handwoven jute rug featuring large-scaled blooms in muted colours with a striped border. Its lid can be opened to find ample storage space and…
Our Rosarch Ottoman takes its upholstery from our original Rosarch Rug design. It has a mix of traditional and modern appeal with its irregular pattern and abstract motifs. The green-blue surface is hand knotted from wool and cotton by skilled artisans in a process that has been passed down from generation to generation. It’s then…