Bramley House

BH | Studio Graz Mushroom Ottoman

Regular price
$239.00
Sale price
$239.00
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Color
Color: Cream
House Note · About this piece

Burl veneer has been prized by cabinetmakers for centuries. Cut from the knotted, swirling growths on a tree trunk, it shows a pattern no two pieces share, and the Biedermeier workshops of nineteenth-century Austria and the Art Deco makers of Paris both loved it for that reason.

This ottoman sets a drum of rich burl veneer, over a construction of solid hardwood and plywood, beneath a plump round top in bouclé, a looped yarn with a soft, nubbly surface. The top overhangs the base slightly, giving it the rounded outline of a mushroom cap, and dense foam keeps it firm enough to sit on. Plastic glides protect the floor, and it arrives fully assembled.

Use it as a footrest in front of an armchair, as a low side table with a book and a cup of tea, or as a stool at a dressing table. In a hallway it is a handsome place to sit while you take off your boots.

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Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, front view. Bouclé upholstery over dense foam on a round burl veneer base, with floor glides.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, shown from above.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, front view. Bouclé upholstery over dense foam on a round burl veneer base, with floor glides.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, shown from above.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, front view. Bouclé upholstery over dense foam on a round burl veneer base, with floor glides.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Graz Mushroom Ottoman in Cream, shown from above.
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