The Elevate Natural Ottoman in Upcycled Poly

This ottoman arrives as a partner to Sabai's Elevate sofa line, though it holds its own as flexible seating or a surface wherever you need one. The frame uses recycled plastic bottles turned into fiber fill and upholstery fabric, and every part is designed to separate and replace rather than ending up in landfill.

The seat sits low—about the same height as most sofa cushions—with a firm, supportive feel that works as a footrest, occasional perch, or a place to set a tray. The upholstered cover zips off for machine washing, and the foam core inside is built to keep its shape under regular use.

Five color options let you match or contrast with your existing furniture: Oat, Moon, Farro, Midnight, and Shadow. The construction follows Sabai's modular approach, where each component can be taken apart with basic tools if you ever need to move, repair, or recycle individual pieces.

You get a low-profile block that measures the same depth and width as a single seat cushion, so it tucks neatly into sectional layouts or floats on its own. The corners curve gently instead of jutting out, and the sides are upholstered all the way around so it can sit anywhere in a room.

This ottoman favors structure over sink-in softness. If you want something to prop your feet on while keeping them elevated—or a stable surface that won't tip when a guest sits on the edge—this delivers. It's built to last through spills, moves, and the kind of everyday use that sends most furniture to the curb.