Milo Cocktail Ottoman

Flexsteel
Milo Collection

Features

French seams and a welt detail
Tasteful nailhead trim along the bottom rail, available in four finish options
Square-tapered legs, available in three finish options
High-density foam core cushion, engineered to maintain its shape over time, complete with a layer of recovery foam for everlasting quality and luxurious comfort

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Type: Ottomans

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Complete your legacy of luxury with the Milo ottoman. This upscale ottoman features French seams, a thoughtful welt detail, and a hand-applied nailhead trim perched on elegant square-tapered legs. The high-density foam core cushion is designed to stand up to everyday wear for enduring comfort and quality. For distinctive style designed to be everlasting, look no further than Milo.

Features

French seams and a welt detail
Tasteful nailhead trim along the bottom rail, available in four finish options
Square-tapered legs, available in three finish options
High-density foam core cushion, engineered to maintain its shape over time, complete with a layer of recovery foam for everlasting quality and luxurious comfort
Sustainably sourced, kiln-dried wood frame with mortise and tenon joinery for lasting strength
Upholstered in the expertly tailored fabric of your choice, including high-performance and sustainable options
Handcrafted in North America

Dimensions
Product Depth	31
Product Height	18
Product Width/Length	33
Product Weight	44
Total Inside Seat
Seat Depth	31
Seat Height	18
Seat Width/Length	31

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Type: Ottomans

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