Vincent Ottoman
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- Description
- why verellen
Bench-crafted with a sustainably harvested hardwood frame in our North Carolina atelier, our Vincent Ottoman comes standard with the following:
- foam and feather top
- double needle stitch detail
- standard on casters
Fabric options:
https://verellen.biz/materials-finishes/fabrics
Round Version •
Overall Height: 15.5”
Diameter: 47”/28”/24”
Square Versions
Overall Height: 15.5”
Width: 30”
Depth: 30”
About Verellen sustainability
Verellen furniture is constructed of hardwood maple, ash, walnut and CARB2 compliant hardwood plywood. They use 100% recycled steel coil springs and non toxic FDA glue approved for food packaging. The back pillows and seat cushions are made with ethically and humanely harvested down feathers, washed in natural emulsifiers, rinsed, steam dried, and presented in an unbleached down proof ticking, resulting in a debris free hypo allergenic natural fill with exceptional quality and performance. The primary line of cushioning is made from a plant based poly core, and in areas requiring a firmer feel, recycled rebond foam is used. All poly foam used is CertiPUR-US certified and meets Prop 65 requirements. Under Verellen slipcovers, frames are covered with unwashed unbleached cotton muslin.
what our clients say
"I ordered a Verellen couch from Amethyst Home online-- a big purchase requiring a lot of trust for a store that is 1500 miles from me that I've never been to. That said, Monica and team were fantastic, expertly helping pick materials and options, keeping me up to date on the status, and being all around kind people. I highly recommend this store based on my experience-- very glad I found them!" -Greg S.
★★★★★
how to order Verellen
keep it simple or make it personal
Love it as shown? We can reverse engineer it just like the picture.
Want it personalized? Stitching, size, fabrics, leather, and wood finishes can be customized at Amethyst.
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