Morrison Genuine Leather Large Rectangular Ottoman In Lead Black

Simpli Home’s Morrison Genuine Leather Large Rectangular Ottoman in Lead Black brings comfortable versatility to your living space with a generous surface you can use as a footrest, casual coffee-table spot, or extra seat. Sized at 48.8" wide x 25.8" deep x 18.5" high, it’s easy to reposition while still feeling sturdy and supportive, with a weight capacity of up to 300 lbs.

The thick, medium-firm top cushion is built with a high-density foam core wrapped in feathers to help it keep its shape and comfortable feel over time. Foam-padded sides add all-around cushioning, while the corner-blocked frame combines solid and engineered wood construction with high-resilience webbing and high-gauge sinuous springs designed to help prevent sagging.

Upholstered in semi-aniline genuine leather, this ottoman offers a soft, durable surface with natural color and texture variations that make each piece unique. The solid rubberwood legs include adjustable levelers for stable placement, and simple assembly lets you attach the legs in minutes. Thoughtful details include Styrofoam-free packaging and support for plastic-neutral initiatives through CleanHub.

• Large rectangular ottoman: 48.8"W x 25.8"D x 18.5"H with up to 300 lb capacity for everyday lounging and entertaining
• Comfortable, supportive top: high-density foam core wrapped in feathers for medium firmness and shape retention
• All-around padding: thick foam on the upholstered sides for a cushioned feel from every angle
• Durable frame: corner-blocked solid and engineered woods with high-resilience webbing and high-gauge sinuous springs to help resist sagging
• Semi-aniline genuine leather: soft and durable with natural variations that develop a rich patina over time
• Stable stance: solid rubberwood legs with adjustable levelers for steadier placement
• Fast setup: main body arrives assembled; attach legs in just a few minutes
• Eco-conscious packaging: Styrofoam-free packaging plus CleanHub support for plastic-neutral efforts