Designed as the second half of the Keystone story. Where the lounge chair invites you in, the ottoman is what turns that invitation into an afternoon. A rounded, upholstered swivel base rises to a deep ebony velvet cushion; curved walnut brackets and Aged Brass discs anchor the piece to the room.

The ebony velvet is a deliberate contrast to the Keystone Chair's warmer upholsteries — a single moodier note that lets the pair read as one editorial vignette rather than a matching set. Used alone, the ottoman functions as a swivel occasional seat, a footrest, or a stool at the coffee table.

Built with a smooth 360° swivel mechanism to match the Keystone Chair. The pair is Denver Modern's most generous lounge moment — a self-contained personal retreat.

The Keystone Swivel Pouf is offered in four material conversations — two of them new to the Denver Modern line, each selected for hand, durability, and how it ages.

Oat Bouclé
• A soft, Nordic-inspired bouclé in a natural cream, with a high-loop plush surface.
• OEKO-TEX certified, made to stay soft.
• Offered on White Oak — the brightest, most luminous variant, where pale oak keeps the visual weight low.
• Also offered on Walnut — warmer and more grounded, with rich chocolate and amber undertones anchoring the bouclé in a more substantial material conversation.

Flax Linen
• A performance linen from Valdese Weavers in a warm oatmeal, with visible texture and an honest hand.
• The look of linen you'd inherit, with the behavior of linen you'd actually choose.
• Paired with Walnut, where the linen's cool, textural quality is countered by the wood's warmth — sophisticated without being precious.

Ebony Velvet
• The Keystone's editorial moment: a deep black-blue velvet that creates a single moodier note in the assortment.
• A low-saturation contrast to the warm Oat Bouclé and Flax Linen.
• Paired with Walnut, reading as confident and restrained — for the room that wants one piece that holds its own.

Frame and construction
• Solid hardwood frame in White Oak or Walnut.
• Aged Brass base detail across all variants — warm, low-shine, designed to mellow with time rather than tarnish.
• A smooth 360° swivel mechanism, weighted to return to center when unoccupied and hold position under weight.

Assembly
No Assembly Required

Product Care
Oat Bouclé
• Vacuum regularly with a furniture nozzle to maintain the nap.
• The loop structure is dense and tightly woven, selected for durability and resistance to pilling.
• Blot spills immediately and spot clean with a water-based upholstery cleaner.
• Minor snags can be trimmed with scissors; do not pull the loop.

Flax Linen
• A damp cloth handles most spills — blot rather than rub to protect the weave.
• Vacuum regularly with a furniture nozzle on low suction.
• Work outward from the edge of a spot to avoid leaving a ring.
• Avoid bleach and strong solvents.
• Performance-grade rather than decorative linen: it develops a softer, more lived-in hand over time rather than degrading. Natural tonal variation is characteristic of the fiber.

Ebony Velvet
• Vacuum regularly with a furniture nozzle to preserve appearance and comfort.
• Both dry-cleaning solvents and water-based cleaners can be used as needed.
• Treat spots thoroughly rather than superficially.
• Once dry, brush the pile in one direction to restore the nap.

White Oak or Walnut Frame
• Gently dust with a dry microfiber cloth.
• For stubborn spots, lightly dampen the cloth, wipe clean, then dry promptly.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, direct sunlight, and excessive moisture to preserve the finish.

Aged Brass Base Detail
• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If needed, use a lightly damp cloth and dry immediately.
• Do not use metal polishes or abrasive cleaners. The slight mellowing that occurs over time is intended, and polishing works against it.

Swivel & Everyday Care
• The 360° swivel mechanism is a commercial-grade, heavy-duty assembly and requires no lubrication.
• Fluff the cushions and vacuum crevices regularly.
• Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading on fabric and wood.
• Lift rather than drag when moving to protect the frame and your floors.

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