Tessmar Lambareidi Leather Ottoman

A 38.75 inch round ottoman in full-grain Italian leather, with a pie-slice tufted top on tapered walnut legs and a 250 pound rating.

The listed footprint is 17 inches high and 38.75 inches across, big enough to serve as a coffee table in front of a two or three seat sofa. Measure the circle before it arrives.

• A pinwheel of leather panels

  The top is cut into eight leather panels that radiate out from a small center circle like spokes, each seam stitched rather than glued, so the shape holds under weight instead of just being printed on. Seen from above it reads as a pinwheel or a wheel of segments, a deliberate pattern rather than one uninterrupted piece of hide stretched over a round frame.

• Cognac tan, natural hide

  The color is a warm cognac tan, and because it is a real hide rather than a printed surface, expect natural marks, minor wrinkles, and shading that varies slightly panel to panel. Leather like this will scuff with use and pick up a deeper, richer patina over time rather than staying showroom flat, which is part of how it is meant to age.

• Assembly is just the legs

  Assembly is the four legs: they attach at home into the base with the hardware included, no separate tools needed beyond a screwdriver. The top and base arrive fully built, so there is no leather work or fitting to do, just the legs, in about 10 minutes.

• Leather care, not fabric care

  This is leather, so treat it differently than a fabric ottoman: wipe it down with a soft cloth and mild soap and water, then spot clean fresh spills with a dry cloth rather than soaking the hide. Keep it out of direct sunlight, which fades and dries leather out faster than almost anything else in a living room, and skip fabric upholstery cleaners entirely.

• A footrest you can sit on

  At 17 inches high, the top sits at a comfortable footrest height next to most sofas, and doubles as extra seating when pulled closer. The fill is high-density foam wrapped in fiber with a feather-down topper, so the surface has some give and a slight sink when you sit, rather than the hard platform of a coffee table.

• Measure the doorway first

  The round top and base ship built as one piece at 38.75 inches across, wider than a lot of interior doors, so measure your doorway and any stairwell turn before it arrives. The four legs travel separately and attach once the ottoman is in the room, but the leather top itself does not break down any further, so plan the path in as one wide, flat piece.

• Solid wood frame, foam fill

  The frame is solid wood, hidden entirely under the leather and the base band. Fill is high-density foam wrapped in fiber and topped with a layer of feather-down for softness, not a spring deck or loose down alone, so the cushion keeps its dome shape instead of flattening out under regular use.

• Full-grain leather, not fabric

  The upholstery is full-grain leather, not a fabric or a printed vinyl, cut into panels and seamed into the pattern on top. Because it comes from a real hide rather than a bolt of fabric, no two ottomans match exactly: expect natural markings and slight color shifts between panels as part of genuine leather rather than a flaw in it.

• One ottoman, legs separate

  What ships is one ottoman: the leather top and wood base built as a single piece, plus four legs and the hardware to attach them, packed separately and not yet on. Nothing else comes with it, no tray, no cushions, no coffee-table top. The hardware needed to finish it is included, so there is nothing extra to buy before it is ready to use.

Good to know

• Diameter is 38.75 inches; measure the circle before it arrives.
• Height is 17 inches, about coffee-table level next to most sofas.
• At 46 pounds it ships in one box; the four legs attach at home.
• Weight capacity is 250 pounds, a footrest and seat rating, not a jump-on rating.