Pavilion Style Ottoman – Iconic Modernism in Leather & Steel The Pavilion Style Ottoman is a design classic rooted in modernist history. Originally created in 1929 for the International Exposition in Barcelona, it was intended as a royal footstool for the King and Queen of Spain—while its accompanying chairs were designated for their attendants. Today, it stands as a symbol of luxury minimalism and enduring architectural form, making it a sought-after accent for refined interiors. Crafted for both aesthetics and strength, the Pavilion Style Ottoman features a polished solid-core 301 stainless steel frame. This structure provides exceptional durability while showcasing a sleek, seamless appearance with no visible screws. Its elegant X-frame silhouette mimics classical forms while remaining undeniably modern. Upholstered in 100% genuine Italian leather, the cushions offer supple comfort and sophisticated texture. Heavy-duty cowhide support straps keep the cushion securely fastened to the frame. Whether used as a standalone ottoman, paired with a Pavilion-style lounge chair, or placed at the foot of a designer bed, this piece serves as both seating and sculptural furniture. With its compact profile, this ottoman fits effortlessly into living rooms, executive offices, high-end hotel lobbies, and gallery-style spaces. Key Features Timeless modernist design from the 1929 International Exposition Upholstered in 100% genuine Italian leather—soft, durable, and luxurious Highly polished solid-core stainless steel frame with no exposed fasteners Cowhide straps secure the cushion while adding authenticity Versatile accent piece for bedrooms, offices, lounges, and lobbies Dimensions: 24″ L x 22″ D x 15.5″ H; Weight: 27 lbs Add a touch of Bauhaus brilliance to your interior with the Pavilion Style Ottoman—a functional art piece that complements mid-century, modern, and industrial decor alike. Explore more designer ottomans to match your contemporary lounge or workspace. See how designers pair the Pavilion Ottoman in luxury spaces around the world.
