Mario Capasa

Feathers Ottoman

$550.00

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$550.00
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The Feathers Ottoman is designed for ultimate comfort and luxury, drawing inspiration from high-performance yacht materials. It features 7 inches of deep memory foam with GLM glue for secure placement, coated with a high-performance water and stain-resistant finish on both the foam and outer fabric, making it resilient against spills and accidents. The design emphasizes a 'livable, sexy, and comfortable' aesthetic.

  • 7 Inch deep memory foam cushion
  • High-performance water and stain-resistant coating on foam and fabric
  • Removable, machine washable slipcovers (available in Beige or Gray)
  • Frame constructed from Pine Wood
  • Legs crafted from Ashwood with metallic silver paint finish
  • Filling composed of 25% Polyurethane Foam Pad, 3% Polyester Fiber, 29% Polyester Fiber Batting, and 43% Duck Feathers
  • Fabric features a Microfiber and Cotton Blend with OEKO-TEX certified cover fabrics (free from PFAS/PFOA/PFC, formaldehyde, melamine derivatives, APEOs)
  • Fabric Rub Count: 30,000 - 40,000
  • Includes 12 Month Warranty
  • Dimensions: Width: 35", Depth: 22", Height: 17", Leg Height: 2"

Details

Category
Ottomans
Materials
Pine Wood (Frame), Ashwood (Legs), Polyurethane Foam Pad, Polyester Fiber, Polyester Fiber Batting, Duck Feathers, Microfiber and Cotton Blend (Fabric Covers)

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Mario Capasa ottoman is sold by 1 retailer for $550.00. Available at mariocapasa.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include 7 Inch deep memory foam cushion, High-performance water and stain-resistant coating on foam and fabric, Removable, machine washable slipcovers (available in Beige or Gray), Frame constructed from Pine Wood, and Legs crafted from Ashwood with metallic silver paint finish.
What is it made of?
It's made of pine wood (frame), ashwood (legs), polyurethane foam pad, polyester fiber, polyester fiber batting, duck feathers, and microfiber and cotton blend (fabric covers).