Cerney Square Foot Stool - Jute, Natural

WILLOW & WOOD LTD

£125

Time to put your feet up? Pull up the Cerney Jute Square Foot Stool and do it in total comfort and style. Crafted from hard-wearing natural jute, this bohemian piece will enhance any living space with its homespun aesthetic. A must-have partner to any favourite armchair or sofa, it also doubles up as a place to perch in its own right. You could also pop a tray on top and use it as a coffee table. Each one is woven by hand and unique thanks to natural colour variations in the fibres of the jute. Weight 2.5 kg Height 35 cm Width 50 cm Depth 50 cm Material Jute Colour Neutral Additional Informati

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