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Kira
145cm Velvet Ottoman Bench in Light Beige
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Helene
Faux Fur Fabric Bench With Hardwood Legs in Taupe
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Faux Fur Fabric Bench With Hardwood Legs in Beige
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Aileen
160cm Velvet Curved Bench Seat in Chocolate Brown
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Kira
145cm Velvet Ottoman Bench in Chocolate Brown
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Aileen
160cm Boucle Curved Bench Seat in Cream White
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Aileen
160cm Boucle Curved Bench Seat in Plum
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Hirokoz
Boucle Ottoman Stool in Eggshell White
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Elaine
Chenille Ottoman in Beige
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Hiboa
Chenille Ottoman Stool in Light Pink
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Emiken
Boucle Ottoman Stool in Eggshell White
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Vornell
Modular Performance Velvet Ottoman in Deep Mocha Brown
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Emiken
Chenille Fabric Ottoman Stool in Light Pink
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Emiken
Chenille Fabric Ottoman Stool in Warm Grey
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Irina
Boucle Round Ottoman Footrest Stool in Cream White
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Hiboa
Chenille Ottoman Stool in Warm Grey
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FAQs
Is an ottoman a chair?
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Technically, an ottoman is not always a chair, but it can be used as an ottoman chair. While ottomans are often footrests or decorative accents, many designs are sturdy enough to function as additional seating when required.Â
Does an ottoman have to match the chair?
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Not necessarily! While matching can create a cohesive look, an ottoman can also complement your existing furniture through contrasting colours, textures, or shapes. Mixing fabrics and finishes is a stylish way to add personality without overwhelming your space.Â
What are the best stools and ottomans for small living rooms?
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For compact spaces, choose lightweight small ottoman stools or stool ottomans with slim legs or rounded shapes. Neutral colours and soft textures create an open, airy feel, and pieces with hidden storage can help keep your living room tidy.Â
How do I choose stools and ottomans for modern Australian homes?
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Look for clean lines, soft textures, and materials that match your interior style. Upholstered ottomans add warmth, while metal-framed ottoman stools offer a modern, sleek look. Ensure the height complements nearby furniture for comfort and functionality. For more styling inspiration and design tips, explore our guide: Stools & Ottomans to Inspire Your Dream Living Room .
Are stools and ottomans good for extra storage?
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Yes! Many designs, including ottoman stools with storage, provide clever hidden compartments for blankets, toys, or everyday items. They combine style with practicality and fit seamlessly alongside sofa beds , sectional lounges , and bench seating .Â
How do I style stools and ottomans with existing furniture?
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Coordinate colours, textures, and materials from your sofas, dining chairs , or sideboards . Use a tray on top of an ottoman to double it as a coffee table. Adding throws or patterned cushions can further tie the room together for a stylish, layered look.Â
Are fabric ottomans easy to clean?
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Yes, most fabric ottomans require only gentle vacuuming and spot cleaning with mild detergent. Check the care label for specific instructions. For low-maintenance options, choose durable weaves or wipe-clean finishes.Â
Do stools and ottomans work outdoors?
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Some stools and ottomans are suitable for outdoor use if they are made from weather-resistant materials. Always check product details before placing furniture outside. For purpose-built outdoor seating, explore our outdoor furniture collection designed for Australian climates.Â
What’s the difference between a stool and an ottoman?
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A stool is generally a simple seat, often with legs and no cushioning, while an ottoman is soft, upholstered, and multifunctional—serving as a footrest, coffee-table alternative, or storage solution. Both work beautifully with modern Australian furniture and living spaces.Â
How can I choose the right stool or ottoman for my space?
Pro-Tip: Start by thinking about how you want to use it most—extra seating, a footrest, a vanity stool, a coffee table alternative, or a storage accent. For compact rooms, look for lightweight, space-saving silhouettes that can move easily between areas. For lounges, a larger ottoman can create a more relaxed, layered feel and work beautifully with a tray on top.
Are stools and ottomans suitable for more than one room in the home?
Expert Recommendation: Absolutely. A well-chosen stool or ottoman can elevate the living room, bedroom, dressing area, walk-in robe, study, or entryway. Use one beside a sofa for a polished footrest, at a vanity for everyday comfort, or at the end of a bed to add softness, texture, and a designer finish.
What materials and finishes are popular in this stools and ottomans collection?
Pro-Tip: If you love tactile, inviting interiors, explore textured fabrics like bouclé, chenille, velvet, linen-look fabrics, and woven natural fibres. For a sleek, contemporary mood, leather-look finishes and clean-lined upholstery create a refined effect. Neutral tones bring versatility, while richer shades add personality and depth to your styling.