Discover the perfect blend of practicality and style with this 17-inch medium taupe polyester cube ottoman. It's designed for both indoor and outdoor use, adding a touch of modern chic to any space. This trendy pouf isn't just a pretty face; it doubles as a great footrest or extra seat when you need it. Upholstered with soft 100% polyester in an eye-catching geometric pattern, it's as comfortable as it looks. Ottomans are a multi-functional addition to your space, bringing both fashion and practical value. The dimensions are 17 inches in height, width, and depth. Key features include: a fashionable cube design that serves dual purposes, an updated modern geometric look, resistance to mold and mildew, and UV/sun resistance. It can hold up to 250 lbs. For cleaning, simply rinse with water or use a soft brush with mild soap for stubborn stains. Additional features: no assembly required, not for commercial use, Prop65 compliant, with a width and height of 17 inches, and made entirely of polyester. Note: Product descriptions may reference specific features of 474371 - HOMEROOTS. You'll receive the exact product based on the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.
Using this pouf ottoman is super easy. You can place it indoors in your living room, bedroom, or even in a reading nook. Outdoors, it's great for a patio or a garden area. When you're relaxing on the couch, use it as a footrest to kick back and unwind. If you have guests over, it can quickly become an extra seat. As for maintenance, it's very low - maintenance. Just rinse it with water to keep it clean on a regular basis. If there are deep stains, grab a soft brush and some mild soap to gently scrub them away. Make sure to let it dry completely before using it again. Since it can hold up to 250 lbs, it's sturdy but avoid putting excessive weight on it. It's not for commercial use, so keep it in a personal setting. Also, remember that you'll get the exact product according to the options you select on the page, so choose carefully.
