Leather Ottomans

Leather ottoman sizes and shapes

A leather ottoman ranges from a small footrest to a long bench, so start with the job it will do. Widths here run 15.5 to 54 inches, depths 15.5 to 48 inches and heights 14.8 to 26 inches, in round, square and rectangular shapes.

Small square and round models suit a single chair, larger rounds and squares work as a coffee table, and long rectangular benches fit at the foot of a bed. Leave about 18 inches between the ottoman and the sofa.

Genuine leather or faux leather ottoman choices

A faux leather ottoman, sold here as vegan leather, is a synthetic that looks like leather and wipes clean easily, and most models here use it. Genuine leather, found on some models, feels softer with use and develops a patina as it ages.

Brown is by far the most common color, in shades from light brown to dark brown, with black, gray, beige, green and blue also available.

Leather storage ottoman options

A leather storage ottoman hides blankets, games and remotes inside while serving as a seat or footrest. Some models here include storage, and select models have a lift-top lid. Check each listing for how the top opens and for the interior dimensions where given.

Leather ottoman coffee table and construction

A leather ottoman coffee table gives a padded surface in front of the sofa that shrugs off crumbs. Larger round and square models here, around 30 to 36 inches across, suit this role, especially with a rigid tray for drinks.

Most list solid wood parts in their construction, often with plywood or engineered wood panels, and select models use a metal frame. Some models are tufted for a buttoned look.

Brown leather ottoman care

A brown leather ottoman hides everyday scuffs well, and any leather lasts longer with gentle care. Dust genuine leather with a soft dry cloth, blot spills right away rather than rubbing, and condition it occasionally with a leather conditioner.

Wipe vegan leather with a soft cloth, slightly damp if needed, and dry it afterward. Keep both away from direct sun and heat vents, which can fade and dry the surface.