The Elsa Ottoman stands as a conceptual extension of the surrealist universe of Elsa Schiaparelli, translating the language of haute couture into a sophisticated, sculptural accent piece. Like its chair counterpart, the ottoman explores overlapping volumes as a central design gesture, drawing inspiration from the padded sleeves and structured construction of Schiaparelli’s iconic coats.

Its form reflects a philosophy of “deconstructed fashion,” where what is typically concealed becomes visually expressive. Generous cushioning and sculpted contours are deliberately emphasized, elevating comfort into a refined tactile experience while reinforcing the piece’s bold, design-forward identity.