Living Room

Another winning design from Calligaris. This compact modern sideboard has a ceramic and glass top in a choice of finishes to complement the Calligaris dining tables.

This large and very comfy footstool, fabulously upholstered in 1970s-style luxe fur corduroy fabric, turns any sofa – especially a Teddy range sofa – into a chaise end sofa. Great value too.

Always on the go? Treat yourself to the luxury Italian comfort of a Nicoletti leather footstool and put your feet up on a soft cushion upholstered in 100% premium leather.

Showcasing a stylish mix of modern finishes, the Lord sideboard comes in a wide choice of colours for its ceramic top and melamine frame. Made in Italy.

Here’s the most stylish way to keep your living room tidy – and put your feet up at the end of the day. This handmade leather footstool offers a generous storage space and plenty of Italian charm.

This soft corduroy-upholstered footstool isn’t just a stylish piece of furniture. The half-moon shape makes it easy to create a chaise end sofa and it looks cool pushed against a living room wall.

Put up your feet, Italian style, with the Theron leather footstool. Besides its soft cushioned top in premium 100% leather upholstery, its contemporary design brings home a sleek aesthetic, too.

The Nicoletti Ketty leather D-shaped footstool makes for the perfect impromptu coffee table or extra seat. Upholstered in premium 100% leather, it’s just as functional as it is beautiful.

Stylish and practical, this beautifully handcrafted leather footstool by Nicoletti Home makes any sofa more comfortable. In a wide choice of colours. Made in Italy and only at Furniture Village.

This Italian-made storage footstool is everything – a super-comfy place to sit, an easy way to keep your living room tidy and, of course, the perfect footrest. Only at Furniture Village.

It helps you keep your living space clutter-free. It makes a great guest seat. It’s the perfect place to rest your feet after a long day. Is there anything this Italian storage footstool can’t do?