Kardiel Traditional Ottomans and Footstools

Clever, fresh & inspired by the 1950's modernist movement. The Woodrow Box Ottoman is now available to match and/or complement your other pieces. You do not need to own the matching Woodrow Chair or Sofa to add this ottoman in your collection. This piece can stand alone as a great addition to your mid-century modern decor. The American Walnut full wood frame brings a natural, organic and warm feel to the Woodrow Box Ottoman. The wood elements introduce a sophistication to mid-century modernism design. Using traditional wood joinery, leather stitching & button tufting methods, the Ottoman construction is today as it was then. Woodrow is tufted & upholstered with our top grain premium aniline soft leather. This highly functional widely recognized chair is frequently used as an occasional seating chair in both casual and formal settings.

• Style: Woodrow Box Ottoman
• Cushion: Multi-density low profile Dacron wrapped foam cushions
• Seat Upholstery: Vintage Tailored Twill: 60% Linen, 20% Cotton, 20% Nylon
• Button Upholstery: Vintage Tailored Twill
• Body: Genuine American Walnut Veneer wood
• Finish: 3 coats of UV cured Polyurethane
• Fasteners: Traditional wood dowel joinery
• Wood Preparation: Wood is kiln dried stabilizing the moisture content
• Wood Preparation: 3 step sanded. Coarse medium and fine grit
• Dimensions: Height 17" x Depth 30.12" x Width 35.4"
• Leg Type: Wood stiletto 8" tall
• Leg Design: Accent w/ Metal capped in Copper for a truly mid-century modern look
• Feature: The entire Chair is stitched and crafted by hand

About Vintage Tailored Twill:

Twill is an interwoven knit fabric. The thread takes turns in an over and under weave forming a crooked yet overall lineal rectangle pattern that can be discerned at close range. The pattern exists but appears somewhat random when viewed from a normal distance. Vintage Tailored Twill features a finer, tightly tailored flat weave appearance. Vintage Tailored Twill provides perhaps a more refined, tailored appearance than that of a typical coarse twill. It relies on the multi-tone nature of the fabric strands themselves to provide the appearance of depth of texture.