Nolita Leather Ottoman | Olivine Green
- solid wood
The 3-second version
- Full-grain Italian leather with semi-aniline dye shows natural hide character
- High-resilience foam core wrapped in feathers and fiber for lasting comfort
- Pirelli webbing suspension base with reinforced kiln-dried wood frame
- Leather will scratch and patina with use
- Each hide varies in color depth
- Indoor use only
Why it's on GiftsFeed
Nolita Leather Ottoman | Olivine Green
Most ottomans at this size use bonded leather or fabric because full-grain hides cost more and mark easily. This one uses the top layer of Italian-tanned hides with a semi-aniline finish, so the leather breathes and ages visibly instead of peeling or cracking. That matters if you're keeping furniture long enough to see it develop character, or if you'd rather condition and burnish scratches than replace a piece that looks tired after two years. It suits someone who treats patina as a feature and who's furnishing a room they plan to live in, not stage.
Good gift when
- People who want furniture that improves with age and patina
- Anyone prioritizing natural materials over synthetic alternatives
- Those furnishing mid-century or modern interiors with warm tones
- Buyers who value a substantial, anchoring piece over lightweight options
Skip it if Full-grain leather will show scratches and develop a patina over time—if you need a surface that stays uniform, upholstered fabric or bonded leather resists visible wear differently.
Specs
- Dimensions
- 29"W x 29"D x 18"H
- Clearance
- 6.75"
- Weight Capacity
- 250 lb
- Item Weight
- 37 lb
- Upholstery
- Full-grain, semi-aniline dyed, Italian-tanned leather
- Frame
- Kiln-dried solid pine and rubberwood, engineered hardwood with reinforced joinery
- Cushioning
- High-resilience foam core wrapped in feathers and fiber
- Suspension
- Pirelli webbing
- Legs
- Solid wood with walnut finish
- Assembly
- Legs only
- Use
- Indoor only
What's included
- Ottoman with attached leather upholstery
- Walnut-finished solid wood legs
- Steel hardware and foot glides
- Assembly instructions
If you're giving it
- No sizing to guess
Large item; arrange delivery timing with recipient or ship to your address first.
The details
This square ottoman brings Italian-tanned leather and a mid-century frame together at coffee-table height. The 29-inch square top sits 18 inches off the floor, sized for a cocktail ottoman or footrest. Full-grain leather covers every surface, dyed with a semi-aniline finish that leaves the hide's natural character visible—expect variation in depth and tone from one to the next.
Inside, high-resilience foam wrapped in feathers and fiber creates cushioning that holds its shape without feeling rigid. Below, Pirelli webbing spans the frame for suspension support. The base uses kiln-dried solid wood joined with reinforced joinery, and walnut-finished legs add 6.75 inches of clearance underneath.
Assembly means attaching the legs; the rest arrives intact. The olivine green shade reads earthy and saturated, landing somewhere between moss and sage. At 37 pounds and rated for 250 pounds, this ottoman anchors a seating arrangement or serves as an impromptu seat itself. Recommended for indoor use.
Full-grain Italian leather upholstered ottoman with walnut-finished legs
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Questions
- Does the leather need special care or conditioning?
- Full-grain semi-aniline leather benefits from occasional conditioning to maintain suppleness. Wipe spills immediately with a dry cloth and keep the ottoman away from direct sunlight or heat sources that can dry the leather. A leather conditioner applied every six to twelve months helps preserve the finish and develop an even patina.
- How much assembly is required?
- You attach the four walnut-finished legs to the base using the included steel hardware and foot glides. The upholstered body arrives fully assembled. Most people complete the leg attachment in under fifteen minutes.
- Can this ottoman support someone sitting on it regularly?
- Yes, the frame is rated for 250 pounds and built with kiln-dried wood, reinforced joinery, and Pirelli webbing suspension. The foam-and-feather cushioning holds its shape under regular seating use. At 29 inches square, it provides a stable surface for one or two people.
- Will the color match exactly what I see online?
- Each hide is unique, so expect natural variation in depth and tone. The olivine green shade is consistent, but one ottoman may show richer saturation or lighter areas depending on the hide's natural characteristics. Semi-aniline dyeing preserves these variations rather than masking them.
- What's the difference between full-grain and bonded leather?
- Full-grain leather is the top layer of the hide with the natural grain intact. It breathes, develops patina, and lasts decades. Bonded leather is reconstituted scraps bonded to a backing; it resists scratches initially but tends to peel and crack over time. Full-grain costs more but ages instead of deteriorating.
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