
The Nantucket Charm Edit
A coffee table, an extra seat, and somewhere to hide the throw blankets — the hardest-working piece in a small coastal room.
Every summer house runs out of somewhere to put the blankets.
A storage ottoman solves three problems with one purchase: it takes a tray and becomes a coffee table, it takes a pair of feet at the end of the day, and it swallows the throws, the beach towels and the board games nobody wants to look at. Woven pieces first, then the upholstered tray-top ottomans.
Texture First
Handwoven lids, wood feet, and the warm basket texture that keeps a blue-and-white room from going cold.

Indoor Furniture
Handwoven water hyacinth on little wood feet with a lift-off lid — a footstool, an extra seat, and a hamper for throw blankets all at once. The texture is what keeps a blue-and-white room from going cold.

Indoor Furniture
Hand-woven seagrass with rolled English arms and an ivory cushioned lid that lifts to real storage — the end-of-bed bench I'd pile with a folded quilt and two linen pillows, or set in a wide hallway under a piece of art.

Outdoor Furniture
A round natural wicker ottoman with a lift-off acacia-wood lid that hides pillows and throws — the double-duty coffee-table-slash-storage piece I'd anchor a wicker porch with, navy cabana pillows tumbled on top.
Before You Order
Soft Tops
Tufted linen, ivory bouclé and navy velvet — the ottomans that stand in for a coffee table in front of a slipcovered sofa.

Indoor Furniture

Indoor Furniture

Indoor Furniture
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