In small spaces, you need furniture that pulls double-duty. Enter magical and versatile ottomans, poufs and stools. Whether working as a coffee table holding all your magazines or as extra seating when friends stop by, these pieces are as stylish as they are functional. And our friend, Kat Neunaber, home editor at Waiting on Martha is here to explain why this needs to be the next item in your shopping cart. Get more home décor inspiration in THE VAULT!
From Kat Neunaber of Waiting on Martha… Ottomans, poufs and garden stools are quite the rage among design influencers, and for good reason. It can be agreed that these small-scale decor accents effortlessly build visual interest in any room, and with obtainable price tags, they’re nestling into warm, inviting living spaces everywhere. The possibilities are truly endless in a myriad of colors, shapes, sizes and textures as they offer added surface area for styled vignettes and additional unexpected seating. But maybe the greatest part of it all? You can transition the piece to another room when you’re craving an easy refresh. And since we’re always looking for pieces that are just as stylish and they are functional, decorative ottomans, floor poufs and stools quickly earn a spot at the top of all our home decor wish lists. These small-scale design accents aren’t necessarily new to our scene. As you may remember, the two Cecil Poufs spotted in Mandy Kellogg Rye’s One Room Challenge 2015 Final Reveal really stole the show, and proved that floor poufs pack a punch that’s anything but small. Once considered mostly a bohemian decor accent, floor poufs and the like can now be found in many contemporary rooms with smart details and styles that are anything but beatnik.
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