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Corduroy Ottomans

A corduroy ottoman is an upholstered ottoman covered in corduroy, a ribbed fabric with soft raised cords that adds texture to a room. This page carries low footrest ottomans and storage benches 25.6 to 43.3 inches wide and 15 to 21.3 inches tall, most ready to use with no assembly.

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Save $50Black Corduroy Storage Ottoman Bench, 32 in
Save $90Beige Corduroy Storage Ottoman Bench, 43.3 in
Beige Corduroy Storage Ottoman Bench, 43.3 in Sale price$355 Regular price$445
Save $70Dark Gray Corduroy Ottoman, 35.5 in
Dark Gray Corduroy Ottoman, 35.5 in Sale price$270 Regular price$340
Save $35Black Corduroy Ottoman, 25.6 in
Save $40Black Corduroy Ottoman, 37.4 in

Corduroy ottoman sizes and room fit

A corduroy ottoman here fits a range of spots, from a compact footrest in front of a chair to a long bench at the foot of a bed. Widths run 25.6 to 43.3 inches, depths 14.6 to 27.6 inches and heights 15 to 21.3 inches.

Lower models sit a little below typical sofa seat height, which is comfortable for resting legs. Leave about 18 inches between the ottoman and the sofa, and around 30 inches for walkways.

Corduroy storage ottoman benches

A corduroy storage ottoman holds blankets, shoes or toys inside while serving as a seat. Some models here include storage, select models have a lift-top lid, and the bench styles fit an entryway or the foot of a bed.

Construction varies by model: some list solid wood parts, and some use plywood or MDF panels in their construction. Check the listing for how the top opens and for any weight guidance before using a bench as everyday seating.

Black corduroy ottoman and other colors

A black corduroy ottoman grounds a light room and hides marks well, and black and gray are the most common colors here. Green and brown add warmth, and beige suits lighter rooms.

Corduroy ribs catch light differently from each angle, so the color can look a shade lighter or darker depending on how the ottoman sits in the room.

Ottoman care for corduroy fabric

A corduroy ottoman lasts longest with regular vacuuming and gentle spot cleaning. Vacuum along the direction of the ribs with an upholstery brush, and blot spills right away with a clean cloth, a little water and mild soap, testing a hidden spot first.

Brush the pile lightly once it is dry to lift flattened cords, and keep the ottoman out of strong direct sun, which can fade dyed fabric over time.

Specifications

Width range
25.6 to 43.3 in
Depth range
14.6 to 27.6 in
Height range
15 to 21.3 in
Materials available
solid wood, corduroy
Colors available
gray, brown, black, green, beige
Features available
storage, no assembly needed, lift-top
Free shipping
Free

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What is an ottoman?
An ottoman is a low, padded piece of furniture without a back or arms, used as a footrest, extra seat or small table, and some open for storage inside. A corduroy ottoman covers that padded form in ribbed corduroy fabric, and the models here range from compact footrests to long storage benches for an entryway or the foot of a bed.
What is a storage ottoman?
A storage ottoman is an ottoman with a hollow interior under a removable or hinged top, so it holds blankets, toys or shoes while working as a seat or footrest. Some corduroy ottomans here include storage, and select models have a lift-top lid. Keep heavy items near the bottom, and check the listing for any weight guidance on the top.
What is an ottoman used for?
An ottoman is used as a footrest in front of a sofa or chair, as extra seating for guests, and as a coffee table when topped with a tray. Storage models also hold blankets, games or shoes. Long corduroy ottoman benches here suit the foot of a bed or an entryway, where they give you a place to sit while putting on shoes.
Why is it called an ottoman?
The ottoman takes its name from the Ottoman Empire, where low cushioned seating was common in homes. European interest in Turkish style in the 18th century brought the padded, backless seat to France and then across Europe, and the name stayed with it. Today the word covers any low padded footrest or seat, including corduroy ottomans.
How do you decorate an ottoman?
Decorate an ottoman by setting a rigid tray on top to create a stable surface, then add a few items such as a candle, a small plant or a short stack of books. Keep one side clear so it still works as a footrest. On a textured corduroy ottoman, a smooth wood or metal tray adds contrast without competing with the ribs.
Can you sit on an ottoman?
Yes. Ottomans are generally built to hold a seated adult, and bench-style models are made for sitting. Check the listing for any weight guidance, sit near the center rather than on the edge, and avoid standing on the top. On storage ottomans, make sure the lid is closed and fully seated before you sit down.
Is there a corduroy ottoman with storage?
Yes. Some corduroy ottomans here include storage inside, including long bench styles that suit an entryway or the foot of a bed, and select models have a lift-top lid. Storage models keep blankets, shoes or toys out of sight. Check the listing for how the top opens before choosing one for a specific job.