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Ottoman Stool the simplicity of sitting

Ottoman. A low seat with a cushion became popular in the late 1700s. It was obvious that a simple way to sit like this would be useful, so there were a lot of corner and round versions in the 1800s. Many pictures of Victorian rooms show these practical but heavy-looking pieces with deep buttons. In America, there were many different kinds of ottomans. In their most basic form, they are called Turkey sofas, a gentle nod to their historical origins.

Sources

Harling, R. (1973, October 30). Studio Dictionary of Design and Decoration. Studio. https://doi.org/10.1604/9780670680115

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