Modway EEI1667OAT Empress Collection EEI-1667-OAT 30" Ottoman with Solid Wood Tapered Legs, Rectangular Shape, Polyurethane Foam Padding, Plastic Floor Glides and Fabric Upholstery in Oatmeal Color

we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

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we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

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we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

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we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

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we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

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we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

Written by a customer while visiting https://www.modway.com/

we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

Written by a customer while visiting https://www.modway.com/

we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

Written by a customer while visiting https://www.modway.com/

we purchased the empress couch in light grey. this was for a small space, and although we really craved a chaise style sofa for pure comfort -- who doesn't like throwing their feet up? -- because the space was small, having a full-fledge chaise would make the space awkward. . . so... when we decided on the empress couch we were super happy to see there was as matching ottoman! because we knew that would add the versatility to sitting or lying that we wanted... but also could be a piece we could move out of the way when not needed. so-- kind of sort of a perfect solution for the space constrained! . . once we decided yup we're getting the ottoman though, we were confused and kind of scratching our heads as to why the empress ottoman didn't come in light grey, to match the couch?! we were about to go for the closest matching shade -- grey... or even perhaps oatmeal... -- but then decided you know if we can't get the exact match, maybe get something completely different, and chose the wheatgrass which perfectly matches style-wise, since it's the same line. yet, with the bright and contrasting burst of color... it really adds some flair to the couch while still integrating with it interestingly and dynamically! (at least... that's our opinion haha...!). . . while couch shopping we had always wanted a couch with metal legs because this was going in a somewhat modern space. this couch and ottoman come with wooden legs, but we still gave it a fun and fresh modern twist, by painting the legs silver. and it's exactly the pop we needed and wanted for the couch and ottoman and room, even though it's a tiny detail. adds an updated, unusual twist! . . the ottoman so far has been great to throw your feet on and relax with. and as an occasional additional seating area, it is very useful too. or... you can place a tray on it and use it for an impromptu or temporary coffee table. the piece is well made with tight stitching, flat material (i.e., well sewn and not puckered, like a cheap piece would be.) and it is lightweight enough to move around very easily. there's also like a hidden compartment underneath it -- a large zippered compartment space! i dunno if that's like a secret safe. but i realized it would be a good place to hide stuff if you need to do that sort of thing! . . anyway, definitely good quality, value and style with the empress line. and the ottoman is a must-have with the couch i think, as a very effective and relatively economical way to vastly increase the utility and ability of the couch to crash down on and relax on.

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