Wraysbury Ottoman - Ash Wood, Natural Stripe, Large

WILLOW & WOOD LTD

£460

Our luxurious Wraysbury Ottoman instantly upgrades a living room with its stylish stripe and timeless design. It's a versatile piece that could be placed along the end of a bed, used as a hallway bench or placed in the living room for some extra seating. Doubling up as a foot rest or even as a coffee table, this lovely ottoman exudes quality thanks to its sturdy ash wood construction and 100% polyester fabric. Weight 15.4 kg Height 43 cm Width 113 cm Depth 68 cm Material Ash Colour Neutral Additional Information Assembly Required. Textured fabric with pale Khaki stripe. Fabric composition: 100

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