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Club Ottoman — Kingsley Bate Tivoli

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Tivoli by Kingsley Bate

Club Ottoman

lounge & deep seating · stainless & aluminium · SKU TL10

A modern masterwork that integrates design, material, and function. Crafted from the finest #304 stainless steel and premium teak; sling seating surfaces of Batyline. Tables have heavy duty steel frames and teak tops.

Materialstainless & aluminium
TeakAll-weather wickerStainless steelAluminium
Width71.1 cm
Depth52.1 cm
Height38.1 cm
Weight9.1 kg

Plan, to scale. The bar is 45 cm — about the width of a pair of shoulders.

Custom cushionsMade to order for this frame, in your chosen fabric — commission cushions, or read Cushions & comfort below.

No finish chosen yet. Pick one above and it is kept with the piece — through the shortlist, the workspace schedule and the export.

Request technical sheet
Full specification8 sections

Material family
stainless & aluminium
Typology, as supplied
Ottoman
The Tivoli collection

16 pieces in this collection.

More from Tivoli — and similar piecesTivoli — all 16 pieces

R.2Dining ArmchairKingsley Bate · TL15

R.3Side TableKingsley Bate · TL18

R.4Club ChairKingsley Bate · TL30

R.5Square Dining TableKingsley Bate · TL42

R.1 Dining Side Chair

Dining Side Chair
House
Kingsley Bate
SKU
TL14
Range
Tivoli
Dimensions
W 21.5", D 28.5", H 35", SH 17.5"

R.6ChaiseKingsley Bate · TL79

R.7Rectangular Dining TableKingsley Bate · TL84

R.8Adirondack OttomanKingsley Bate · AK05

R.9Adirondack ChairKingsley Bate · AK25

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A teak bench outdoors, its timber running from honey through to silver grey across the frame
Meet the brand
All-weather wicker dining set on a coastal lawn with hydrangeas behind

Kingsley Bate

United States

Teak, all-weather wicker and stainless outdoor furniture.

The house
Meet the designer

John Caldwell

Designer of the Tivoli collection

No portrait of this designer appears here, so the panel carries the initials instead of a borrowed likeness.

The designers