This Chesterfield-style footstool is believed to have been made in England in the late 20th century. Chesterfield is a traditional furniture style that originated in England around the 18th century and is known for its deep button tufting and full leather upholstery. This piece is completely covered in deep red genuine leather, and the lustrous luster and soft wrinkles unique to aged leather exude a refined elegance. The top and sides are regularly deep button tufted, and the three-dimensional relief creates shadows that accentuate its classical beauty.

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Footstools, also known as ottomans, originally developed as furniture to rest one's feet on while sitting on a chair or sofa. Chesterfield-style stools in particular were a popular staple in the reception rooms and studies of upper-class British homes from the 19th to the 20th century. This piece's button tufting is a technique that draws the leather inward to create a rich, three-dimensional surface, making it more than just decorative; it also serves a practical purpose by increasing cushioning.

The top is lined with neatly arranged buttons, their even spacing a testament to the artisan's meticulous handiwork. Button tufting is also applied to the sides, maintaining a refined beauty from any angle. Brass-colored decorative studs are rhythmically hammered into the edge of the bottom, further enhancing the classic atmosphere. The color of the leather has deepened with wear, and it has a unique appearance that has changed and become even more tasteful with age.

Recommended uses

In the living room, pair it with a sofa or Chesterfield chair for its intended purpose of providing a footrest. It makes sitting back and enjoying reading or watching a movie even more comfortable and luxurious. In a study, place it at the foot of a desk chair to reduce fatigue even after long hours of work. Place it in the entrance hall, where it serves as a practical piece of furniture to sit on while changing shoes. Place it by the bedside in the bedroom, where it can double as a bench, a place to temporarily place clothes, or a seat while getting ready in the morning. Despite its compact size, it has a presence and a versatility that allows it to blend in with a variety of spaces.

Interior coordination proposals

[British Classic]

Combine it with dark wood furniture and a leather Chesterfield sofa, lay a Persian rug, and decorate with brass lamps and old leather-bound books to create a stately and elegant space reminiscent of a British gentleman's study.

[Industrial Vintage]

The deep red leather of this stool will add an accent to an inorganic space with brick walls and concrete floors. Combine it with iron lighting fixtures and furniture made from reclaimed wood to create a modern, sophisticated vintage space.

[Eclectic Modern]

By placing this antique stool in a contemporary white space and combining it with modern art and a glass table, you can enjoy an eclectic interior where the beauty of old and new interacts, adding character and depth to the space.

About quality and condition

Since this is a reused item, it may show signs of wear compared to a new item.

There may be repair marks or color unevenness due to aging.

There may be small scratches or scuff marks due to use, but this will not affect use.

There may be slight differences in color tone between the photo and the actual product.