Collection: Blanket Boxes
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Carved Oak Antique Coffer
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Linenfold Blanket Box
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Carved Oak Blanket Box
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Antique Oak Mule Chest
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18th Century Mule Chest
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Carved Oak Zinc-Lined Mule Chest
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Carved Antique Coffer
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Antique Carved Coffer
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Restored Camphor Chest
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Antique Carved Oak Coffer
Regular price £575.00Regular priceUnit price / per -
Antique Mule Chest
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Painted Camphor Chest
Regular price £295.00Regular priceUnit price / per£325.00Sale price £295.00Sale -
Restored 18th Century Trunk
Regular price £475.00Regular priceUnit price / per£495.00Sale price £475.00Sale -
Georgian Oak Trunk
Regular price £395.00Regular priceUnit price / per£475.00Sale price £395.00Sale -
Restored Mule Chest
Regular price £495.00Regular priceUnit price / per£545.00Sale price £495.00Sale -
Large Solid Pine Box
Regular price £325.00Regular priceUnit price / per£345.00Sale price £325.00Sale
Blanket boxes, or ottomans, are a classic piece of furniture that work perfectly in any room where extra storage is needed. They work very well in either a bedroom or living room, but a blanket box can be perfect for a landing or hallway where it can be utilised as both storage and also a seat. Blanket boxes are multifunctional and will hold a large number of items, such as spare bedding, towels and sheets, or even be used a as toy or shoe box in a downstairs room.
With a hinged top blanket boxes open fully to allow easy access to the storage space and some more unusual pieces come with either a drawer underneath or double doors too. We provide a range of styles from minimal painted blanket boxes to unique elaborate wooden boxes that have antique features.
If you don’t have space for a blanket box at the end of the bed and still need some extra storage in other rooms then a blanket box makes a perfect coffee table in a living room or spare seat in a dining room, looking great in a bay window, especially with a padded seat on top.
Painted blanket boxes suit a more modern home whereas a natural oak blanket box is suited to a traditional interior such as a cottage or older home. Restored Furniture’s team painstakingly refurbish a number of different blanket boxes, all unique and one-offs that would be ideal for any house’s interior.
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