Review on 🛋️ Stone & Beam Blaine Modern Sectional Sofa, 79.5"W, Light Grey - Amazon Brand by Brian Kumar

Well, I don't have one chair, I have two, but I also have not 1, I have 3 cats either, and I refuse to endanger my furry children by making myself comfortable and reclining one of the chairs, so I was just either swinging a leg over my arm or moving a chair closer to another piece of furniture so I can elevate my legs. I've wanted an ottoman for a long time, but there wasn't room for it. A year ago I moved to a new, much larger space and now I have room for an ottoman. The search continued. I wasn't too picky, I just wanted it to be big enough, tall enough and soft enough to comfortably stretch out my legs and feet while sitting in my double recliner. I'm 5'11 by the way. I also didn't want anything that could easily get caught. After all, I was hoping to find one for no more, and preferably less than $100. I was hoping for gray or brown and coincidentally gray was on sale. It actually looks like a light gray if color is important to you. Anyway, you think it would be pretty easy to find what I want, right? It's just an ottoman, not a whole chair. Well it turns out the ottomans are more expensive than I thought. All cheap and cheap, I mean less than $100, the ottomans are small, more like stools. This or that storage box that can be used as a bench, stool or chest of drawers at the end of the bed. It wasn't what I wanted. What I wanted was exactly what I found when I came across this ottoman. It suits my needs perfectly and I got it when it was on sale which was 67.99 or so at the time. I absolutely LOVE this ottoman! It's quite large, the same width as the seat of my double chair, and even if I press it all the way against the chair cushion, I can still fully stretch my legs on it and my feet don't sag. The material is comfortable, soft cotton, something between khaki and thin denim. It's also durable yet soft, perfect for lounging in heels. The height also matches the height of my chair, so my legs are straight and don't tilt up or down, which I really like. It comes in a large box with 4 wooden legs that are stored inside the ottoman. When you turn the ottoman over, there is a black flash. Unzip and the 4 legs will be rolled up inside. Pull them out, close them and then screw the legs to the bottom of the ottoman. Flip it over and you're good to go. It's fairly light so I can easily lift it, but it has felt pads on the legs so you can also slide across the floor if it's too heavy to lift. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this stool. The quality is excellent, the size is wonderful and it is a pleasure for me to recover from pain in my legs and feet. It was less than $70 at the time I bought it, but now I see it's back to its full $100+ price tag. or so. If it's back on sale and you can buy it for 80.00 or less, buy it if you can!