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Risom Ottoman

A low webbed ottoman inspired by Jens Risom's original line, a stool alone or with the lounge chair

Dimensions

483 × 406 × 451 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: product page text — 655L Risom Ottoman — published as W 19 × D 17.75 × H 16 in

Reference price

USD 1,289, Risom Ottoman, Cotton webbing Maize, Light Walnut frame (item 100191431), knoll.com shop, 2026-10-15

Materials
Maple or walnut hardwood frameCotton, cotton/nylon or Sunbrella webbingCatalyzed lacquer finish
Finishes
Clear MapleEbonized MapleLight WalnutTeak
Colors
Red CottonMaize CottonForest Green CottonSteel Blue CottonAubergine CottonFlax CottonKhaki CottonDark Grey CottonNavy CottonBlack CottonTomato Cotton/NylonBlueberry Cotton/NylonSquash Cotton/NylonNutmeg Cotton/NylonEucalyptus Cotton/NylonLicorice Cotton/NylonCarbon SunbrellaCharcoal SunbrellaNavy SunbrellaOchre SunbrellaFern SunbrellaAntique Beige Sunbrella
Official page

Description

Overview

The Risom Ottoman (model 655L) is a low ottoman inspired by Jens Risom's original collection for Knoll, which Knoll's page heading dates to 2018 and the April 2026 price list heads with 1943. It is made to stand alone as a stool or to pair with the Risom Lounge Chair.

Construction

  • Hardwood frame in maple or walnut under a catalyzed lacquer
  • Heavy-duty woven straps in cotton, a cotton/nylon blend or Sunbrella, in 22 colours

Specifications

  • W 19" × D 17¾" × H 16" (483 × 451 × 406 mm)

Story

An ottoman for the Risom lounge chair

Knoll's page says the Ottoman is inspired by Risom's original collection and designed to be a stand-alone stool or to pair with the Risom Lounge Chair. Its photographs show it both ways, as a row of single pieces and next to an armless lounge chair.

An armless Risom Lounge Chair with a Risom Ottoman

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