Looks cute but quality leaves a little to be desired... the indents or "tuft's" on top do not have the buttons, the storage is nice, the legs on the piece are rickety and look like they're leaning... even when they're all screwed tightly. We tell people not to sit on this ottoman...

So disappointed with this ottoman. It looks/feels awesome. Perfect size to store blankets too at a really low price. BUT the first time we tried to move it (Gently pushing it) the leg broke off one side :( I thought we could screw it back on, BUT it actually ripped off part of the wood??! For a while we just propped it up and attempted to move it as little as possible. Since then, two more legs have ripped off as well. I wish I could give this 0 stars as we'll have to throw away a perfectly good ottoman because of cheap legs!!! :(

This is a perfect product. It hold a lot of weight and it has enough room to put stuff away inside. I just love it. Thinking in the near future to buy another one in a different shape and size.

My sister in law has a gorgeous Pottery Barn ottoman that costs ~$700. I've tried to find a genuine leather ottoman for less and settled on this one in bonded leather. I can't say enough good things. The picture looks shiny and cheap but in person it is rich and warm in color. Comfortable to prop your feet up. The storage lid closes slowly like more expensive models. It's the perfect height for your sofa. I just can't say enough good things. One of my favorite Amazon purchases ever.

I thought this Ottoman would be the best thing for my girlfriends needs. Looks good and is roomy enough. The material that makes up the top is not holding up after just a couple of months. The seams on the top are giving out and starting to split. Kids lay or sit on it when she is changing them and it isn't holding up. Hoping some vinyl repair or super glue will keep it from getting worse. The legs didn't hold up at all. The inserts that house the bolts that screw in is cheaply designed and they pulled out after a short time. Just sliding it out of the way to vacuum caused them to buckle... very cheap. I attached some blocks under each corner and mounted some casters on them and now it moves easily and is more functional. I mounted casters that also have locks on each wheel so it can now be stationary or movable. Other than that, it suits her needs.

Soooo..... I'd say if your wanting something out of the box to be sturdy and that will move around easily to clean under... better shop for something made better, or just do a little modification like I decided to do instead of paying out the ying yang for shipping it back. Seems to be a decent product other than the legs and the seams on the vinyl top not holding up. A lot more expensive ones available that might have better legs and material... just depends on what you can tolerate I suppose.