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Classic, tufted detailing. Crafted from durable leather. Kiln-dried hardwood frame. View assembly instructions. "There's no substitute for a well-crafted, lasting first impression. Think of an entryway as your home's first hello." — GRANDIN ROAD EDITORS Our Lauren Storage Ottoman is a well-crafted, impressively sized and generously padded leather ottoman. Dig a little deeper, by opening the lid, and you'll discover ample storage for stowing away all sorts of hidden treasures. This contemporary ottoman makes a wonderful addition at the foot of the bed, in a hallway, or as your richest and most comfortable coffee table yet . . . Imported.

Rectangular tabletop. Drawer with solid metal hardware. Fixed lower shelf. Convenient slatted rack for additional storage. Well-crafted details. Our Telephone Table celebrates a time when we would sit at a hall table to talk on the phone. So let the nostalgia sweep you away, or add this multi-purpose accent table to your living room, bedroom, or entryway; it's a great place to set a beverage or a reading light. Even with specialty features like a drawer, a fixed shelf, and a slatted magazine rack, this Telephone Table fits perfectly in compact spaces. . . . . . Sturdy hardwood and veneer construction .

Finely crafted from solid, kiln-dried hardwood, upholstered in leather. European swiveling mechanism rotates a full 360°. Measures a compact 29" dia. and 32"H. Hardwood legs simply screw on. "Limited room doesn't have to limit your imagination. Rebecca is just one of our stylish ways to maximize a modest space." — Grandin Road Editors Expensive leather swivel chairs are brought down to size with our Rebecca Swivel Chair. This chair recalls a time when furniture was functional art, and features a vintage wrap-around design smartly scaled to bring stylish comfort to some of your smallest spaces. . European swiveling mechanism rotates a full 360 degrees . . . Imported.

Shapely leather cushion. Solid-hardwood frame. Tapered legs. Dark espresso finish. Arrives fully assembled. Add extra seating and save space with our Stacking Leather Ottoman. When you have a house full of guests, these ottomans can serve as stools or even small tables. When everyone's gone for the evening, stack them away, or prop up your feet as you use one as a generous footstool. . . . . .

Four cabriole legs gather below the tabletop with a decorative finial. Well-crafted details. Sturdy hardwood and veneer construction. Textured tabletop. Four hand-painted finish options. Create a harmonious balance in your living room, bedroom, or entryway with our Kendall Table. A complementary accent and a great place to set a beverage or a reading light, Kendall is distinctive, carefully crafted, and fits perfectly in compact spaces. . . . . .

Solid wood frame. Hinged lid with locking supports that hold it open. Top-grain leather is durable and tufted. Rich padded leather and a slim design make the Dylan Storage Ottoman useful as extra seating, an impromptu coffee table, or side table. But, lift up the lid of this oversized ottoman and discover handy storage inside for blankets, magazines, and just about anything. . . . Easy assembly.

Constructed of solid hardwoods and veneers. Lightly antiqued finishes in updated colors. 4 roomy drawers. The unexpected shape of our Fiona Triangle Chest is beautiful from any angle. This chest is functional enough to be tucked into a corner, yet beautiful enough to take center stage. . . .

Rich, comfortably padded leather upholstery. Solid hardwood frame with a warm, hand-rubbed finish. Perfect as a coffee table, easy extra seating, or at the end of a bed. Our Renee Leather Bench boasts classic design, impeccable workmanship, and endless possibilities. You'll enjoy the versatility of our spacious bench that blends beautifully any way you use it. . . . Imported.

Solid-wood frame. Espresso finish. Brushed-nickel accents. Subtly contoured, the Julien Leather Bar Stool has a comfortable upholstered seat articulated with brushed-nickel nailhead accents and covered with durable leather. . . .