Custom And Made To Measure Ottomans
🕒 5 expert guides • Estimated reading time: 15 minutes
One of the pleasures of choosing a made-to-order ottoman is that you can don’t have to settle for exactly what you see. However, there is an important distinction between customising one of our existing designs to suit your space and asking us to create something completely bespoke.
Most of our customers don’t actually need a fully bespoke ottoman. Most start with one of our designs and make it their own with a change of dimensions, change of fabric or trim or an slight adjustment ti the height. The ottoman style already exists, we’re simply adapting it for you.
A truly bespoke ottomans tarts as a drawing or an idea somewhere else. Awkward spaces or particular shapes come to mind. In that case, we can start with your requirements and work out what needs to be made from scratch.
Both routes result in an ottoman made especially for your home , the difference is where we start. Think of it this way:
Customised/made-to-measure “I love that ottoman, can you make it 10cm longer for me?”
Bespoke “I have an idea for an ottoman – can you make it?”
In this topic you’ll learn:
What bespoke and made-to-measure mean
Which elements of an ottoman can be customised
When choosing made-to-measure is particularly useful
How to supply your own fabric
How we help turn your ideas into a finished piece
Quick Start
If you’re not sure where to begin, we recommend reading these in order.
Which elements of your standard ottomans can be customised?
A practical list of customisations available for our standard models
3 min read ➝
All guides in this topic
| 01. Can I Adapt An Existing Style Of Ottoman? | 3 min read ➝ |
| 02. What Can I Customise On An Ottoman? | 2 min read ➝ |
| 03. What Bespoke Ottomans Can You Help With? | 3 min read ➝ |
| 04. Can You Make An Ottoman From A Photograph? | 3 min read ➝ |
Need something made just for you?
If you have an awkward space or specific size and height requirements, our made-to-measure service ensures the perfect fit.
Choosing The Right Fabric
Choosing The Right Style