Tight weave over a sturdy iron frame gives this drum a firmer silhouette than a soft ottoman, and resin in place of real wicker means covered-porch humidity does not undo it. Navy, white, and red bands lend an Americana note to rustic and cottage-inspired rooms. The frame measures 18 inches in diameter.
Handwoven resin on an iron frame is a combination built for the places where natural wicker fails: a screened porch, a sunroom with an open window, a patio under cover. Moisture does not swell or stain the strands, so the piece keeps its shape across a season outdoors and comes back inside needing no attention.
The wicker is woven closely enough that the surface reads as one solid cylinder instead of an open basket, and the drum profile holds a straight line from top to base. That compactness is what lets the ottoman work as a stool: weight presses down into the frame rather than spreading the weave apart.
Bold bands of navy, white, and red bring a flag-inspired accent without any literal motif, which keeps the piece usable year round beside rustic wood and casual slipcovered furniture. Nine inches of height makes it an easy pull-up seat for a porch gathering and a footrest the rest of the time.
Round coffee table 31.5 inches across with a rustic ashwood top and black steel legs crossing at midpoint.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
