An ottoman has quickly become the living room and bedroom accessory to have, and for good reason. These pieces provide a point of visual interest, are functional as places to recline, and often provide storage to even the smallest of spaces.
Our latest fixation is on Lenny Kravitz's off-white ottoman, which he created as part of his collaboration with CB2.
Taking inspiration from the 1970s and New York clubs, this ottoman is sleek as they come, with a low profile and plush, white cushion for comfort.
The entire collection, meanwhile, capitalizes on a California casual aesthetic that we can't get enough of.
From a brown, sepia wool throw pillow , to a trendy, rice paper table lamp, the offerings are warm, cozy, and refined, making for pieces that look chic through the seasons. Below, we have rounded up some of our favorites.
Shop our picks from Lenny's CB2 collection
Looking for a statement coffee table? This black marble iteration meets the mark, with luxe materials and a sleek silhouette.
Color and texture combine brilliantly with this twill throw, perfect as a sofa or bed accessory. The small square size is easy to pair with other gorgeously designed pieces.
California cool meets Italian luxury with this low-slung white sofa. We love the extra wide arms and quilted tufting.
Rice paper lamps are timeless and delicate in their design, and this iteration follows suit with its stainless steel wire frame and marble base. It's the epitome of the International Design aesthetic Lenny referenced.
The warm, white interior combined with the matte, black exterior creates a monochromatic dishware set that is sure to become a staple for entertaining. It's the perfect option for subtly upgrading your dinnerware while maintaining a modern aesthetic.
Modern and geometric designs give this tufted rug a contemporary feel, while the warm, brown shade is incredibly versatile in any neutral living space. Its superior construction means it will last for years to come.
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