Glamorous yet demure, this Mid-Century Modern Mon Jervois Crossed Vanity Ottoman Stool is a modern iteration of a classic design meant for luxury living.

Inspired by the modern luxury interiors, Mon Jervois Cross Ottoman Stool is a must-have of-the-moment look. Its gold legs extend up onto the cushion for a glamorous touch of tufted design in lush velvet, delicately introducing instant style to any residential development.

Its understated design captures the essence of a timeless stool. And just because we’re calling it an ottoman shouldn’t limit you: place it under a console table to create a chic vignette, or as an extra seat for completing a perfect living room, or a bedroom vanity stool iconic centerpiece.

Product Features

Style: Modern luxury and timeless piece with a touch of Mid-Century Modern Design

Function: All-purpose gold stool, as a vanity stool, extra seat in living space or by the entrance to wear shoes

Experience: Stunning an accent statement piece that makes your living space feel airier and bigger

Product Material and Care

FInish: Stainless steel in brushed gold finish

Fabric: Lush Velvet

Filling: Foam

Suspension: High density medium soft foam core

Cover Type: Fixed

Care: Refer to Sofa Care

Variance: Despite every effort to provide accurate images of each product’s colour and design, actual colours and design may vary slightly, due to different device screen settings, the lighting in the installation location, slight differences in product finishes over time and other factors.

Construction: Meticulously plated and crafted by highly skilled artisans, slight irregularities may exist on gold details, and are by no means considered defects. It is the nature of this loving hand works which actually adds to the beauty, history and charm of the furniture.

Product Dimensions

Dimension ≈ W60cm x D40cm x H45cm
Seat Width ≈ 60cm
Seat Depth ≈ 40cm
Seat Height ≈ 45cm

Note: All our furniture are largely hand-crafted. Dimensions provided are approximate (≈) and the final product dimensions may exhibit a tolerance +/- 2-5% variance, and is by no means considered a defect.