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Lume Ottoman by Ned Collections, Round Upholstered Footstool

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Important note: As this is an oversized item, it will incur an oversize freight fee. Please get in touch before you order so we can provide a custom freight quote for your location.

Part footstool, part coffee table and part extra seat when friends arrive, the Lume Ottoman by Ned Collections rarely sits idle. A wide, round upholstered top rests on four chunky cylindrical legs, giving it a playful, sculptural shape that still feels considered.

At 71cm across and 34cm high it sits at a comfortable footrest height in front of a sofa or armchair. Choose from four warm colours, Chocolate, Camel, Tobacco and Walnut; the photos show both a plush, velvet-look finish and a more textured weave across the range. Browse more in our Living collection, or see ideas in Coffee Table Styling. It makes a generous gift for a family settling into a new lounge.

Why You'll Love It

  • Wide 71cm round top on four chunky upholstered legs
  • Works as a footstool, a soft coffee table or extra seating
  • Low 34cm height suits most sofas and armchairs
  • Four warm, earthy colours to suit timber and neutral rooms
  • Sculptural enough to stand alone as an accent piece

Product Details

  • Brand: Ned Collections
  • Material: Polyester upholstery
  • Colours: Chocolate, Camel, Tobacco, Walnut
  • Dimensions: 71cm diameter x 34cm H
  • Care: Vacuum with a soft brush attachment. Blot spills straight away with a clean, damp cloth rather than rubbing, and keep out of strong direct sun

Styling Tips

Use the Lume in place of a coffee table in a smaller living room, with a rigid tray on top for cups and books. In a bedroom, set it at the foot of a chair or under a window as a place to perch. Chocolate and Walnut suit pale walls and linen; Camel and Tobacco bring warmth to grey or white rooms.

Pairs beautifully with the Marble Silicone Tray on top, and the Crescent Lounge Chair as a footrest partner.

FAQs

Can I use the Lume Ottoman as a coffee table?
Yes. Add a rigid tray on top so cups and books have a flat, steady surface.

How high is it?
It stands 34cm high with a 71cm round top, a comfortable footrest height for most sofas and armchairs.

Are all four colours the same fabric?
All four are polyester upholstery. The photos show a plush velvet-look finish on the caramel tone and a more textured weave on the darker and lighter tones; please get in touch if you would like a closer look at a particular colour.

In Short

The Lume Ottoman by Ned Collections is a round upholstered ottoman, 71cm in diameter and 34cm high, with four chunky cylindrical legs and polyester upholstery. Available in Chocolate, Camel, Tobacco or Walnut, it works as a footstool, a soft coffee table or extra seating in living rooms and bedrooms.

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