This is a small round ottoman upholstered in de Le Cuona's tundra wool, the kind of piece we bring in when a room needs somewhere to sit that is not quite a chair. The wool has enough body to hold its shape under regular use, and in umber it reads as a warm, near-chocolate brown that behaves like a neutral against most other furnishing fabrics. We would use it where a room asks for one more surface at low level rather than another upholstered chair.
The ottoman is 50 cm wide, sold as each, upholstered by de Le Cuona in their tundra wool. It is a compact, dense construction rather than a loose loom-state cloth, which is what gives it the durability to work as a stool rather than purely as a decorative object.
We tend to place it at the foot of a bed, in a dressing room as a seat for putting on shoes, or pulled up beside a fireside chair as an extra perch or a surface for a tray. Paired with linen or a fine wool on the walls and a leather chair nearby, the umber tone sits quietly rather than competing.
Before ordering, check the 50 cm width against the space you have in mind, particularly at the foot of a bed where clearance to walk round matters. The ottoman arrives upholstered and ready to place, no assembly required. Keep it out of direct sun if possible, as wool will fade over time, and treat spills promptly by blotting rather than rubbing, given the density of the weave.
