DESIGNING WITH OTTOMANS
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A bench,
a stool, a pouf, an ottoman — no matter what you call them, ottomans
offer a plethora of design options. They serve as additional seating,
a place to rest your feet, a decorative piece at the end of the bed,
a cocktail table, and storage for magazines or mementos. From tropical to traditional and playful to modern, the ottomans on this page showcase the versatility of this essential design accessory. |
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Alban-Sebastien
Gilles designed the “Neo” rocking chair and ottoman for
Ligne Roset. The set comes in a variety of colors and fabrics. 212/358-9204;
www.ligne-roset-usa.com |
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Designer
Cynthia Wild, of Cynthia Wild Design, Inc. in Palm Beach, designed the
sofa, chairs and ottoman in this living area. Photography by Robert
Brantley, Delray Beach, FL. |
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Soft water
hyacinth weaves a modern frame for the “Woven X Bench” from
The Milling Road Collection for Baker. 800/59-BAKER; www.millingroad.com |
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Artist Didi
Dunphy had playtime in mind when designing the “Lucy Rounds,”
part of her “Recess” line for Modern Convenience. www.modernconvenience.com |
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