Woven Leather Bench Ottoman – Herringbone Rectangle Pouf 35″

A Bench That Earns Its Place in Every Room

This woven leather bench ottoman combines the generous proportions of a rectangular pouf with the tactile richness of a hand-braided herringbone pattern across every surface. Made from full-grain goat leather in a warm light brown, the interlocked weave covers the top, long sides, and short ends — no plain panels, no shortcuts. Whether you set a tray on it for coffee-table service, pull it alongside a reading chair, or anchor the foot of your bed, this rectangular ottoman adapts to the room rather than demanding a single role — a warm, characterful piece for someone furnishing a considered home.

Made to order in small batches — please allow 5-7 business days for production before shipping.

Construction & Surface Detail

• Rectangular bench shape: 35.4 x 15.7 x 15.7 in (90 x 40 x 40 cm) — wide enough for two to sit side by side or for a generous tray of books and drinks
• Full-grain goat leather: supple enough for the herringbone weave to flex under weight, yet strong enough to develop a rich patina over years of daily use
• Herringbone braided pattern: thin leather strips hand-woven in a V-shaped interlock across every visible surface — top, long sides, and short ends — producing a continuous textured cover with no unstitched panels
• Zipper closure: a concealed zipper at the base lets you add, adjust, or refresh the filling
• Filled or unfilled: choose pre-filled (arrives ready to use, filled with polystyrene foam and cotton) or unfilled (ships flat, lowering freight cost; fill at home with shredded foam, recycled fabric scraps, or old clothing — avoid loose polyfill or feathers)
• Slight color variation: natural with hand-dyed leather — tonal shifts between strips are a mark of handmade work, not a defect
• Weight capacity: holds up to ~250 lb (115 kg) when filled

The Craft Behind This Ottoman

Abdelilah, the master leather artisan behind our poufs, works in the Souk Talaa leather district of Marrakech, selecting goat hides for the right balance of suppleness and strength before hand-cutting each strip for the herringbone weave. The braid is not stamped or embossed — every leather ribbon passes over and under its neighbor, producing a surface that behaves like a textile while retaining the durability of full-grain hide. Marrakech leather artisans working in the Souk Talaa tradition hand-cut and hand-braid each herringbone strip, producing a woven surface that flexes like fabric while retaining the durability of full-grain goat hide.

Filling Your Pouf

If you choose the unfilled option, this ottoman ships flat to reduce shipping weight and cost. Fill it at home with shredded foam, recycled fabric scraps, or densely packed old clothing — materials that hold shape under weight without compressing flat over time. Follow our step-by-step guide to filling your pouf for recommended fill volumes and techniques to achieve a firm, even sit height.

Care

Wipe the braided leather surface with a barely damp cloth; avoid saturating the weave channels. Condition every three to six months to keep the goat leather supple and prevent cracking along the braid lines. Full guidance, including storage and stain removal, is in our leather care guide.

For more placement ideas, explore five ways to style a Moroccan pouf.

For Interior Designers & Trade Buyers

This woven leather bench ottoman is available in volume for interior designers, hospitality projects, and retail stores — explore our wholesale program for interiors, hospitality, and retail buyers for pricing across mixed-size and mixed-color orders.