Black Reed 60-Inch Mahogany and Rush Bench
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Benny 60-Inch Solid Reclaimed Pine Bench
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Simple Antique Wood Bench 71007 with Variable Size
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Antique Coffee Bench with Three Drawers
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Peasant Antique Wood Bench with Variable Size
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Simple Antique Wood Bench with Variable Size
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Antique Plantation Grown Teak Bench - 76.25'
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Bryson Creek 60-Inch Mindi and Wicker Bench
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Lafayette 78-Inch Oak Bench in Burnt Tobacco
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Charlotte 48-Inch White Mahogany Faux Bamboo Bench
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Single Seat Reed 24-Inch Mahogany and Rush Bench
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Anubis 47.25-Inch Faux Bamboo Iron Bench
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Woven Kubu Mandalay 42-Inch Mahogany Ottoman
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Bergere 54-Inch Linen and Jute Upholstered Oak Bench
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Paris Flea 19.25-Inch Bi-Cast Leather Ottoman
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Austin 17-Inch Square Hide and Linen-Blend Ottoman
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A bench gives you a length of seating along a wall or at the foot of a bed. An ottoman is often a better fit when what you want is a footrest directly in front of a chair. The Austin square hide and linen-blend ottoman measures 17 inches across, making it a useful scale reference for a small seating corner.
When does a bench make more sense than an ottoman?
Start with the job the piece needs to do most often. For an entry bench, leave enough depth to sit down and put on shoes without blocking the door. For a footrest, compare its height with the seat cushion of your accent chair. A soft top and a hard tabletop are not interchangeable, so plan a separate level surface if drinks will be part of the arrangement.