This Kmart ottoman is the stylish storage solution you NEED

But get in quick, it’s selling out - by Laura Barry

Kmart has done it again. The affordable homewares and fashion chain has produced a must-have furniture items that has whipped Kmart mum into a frenzy and taken social media by storm. The best bit? It’s only $39.

Kmart has released a stylish footstool that perform triple duty as a storage solution and extra seating. Pretty, functional and robust, the ottoman is available in a neutral shade of grey and beige that guaranteed to complement almost any interior scheme, and it has enough room inside it to store toys or living room paraphernalia.

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Savvy Kmart shopper and influencer Claire of Instagram account @thekmartlover wrote:

“I love the round grey footstool with storage from @kmartaus $39.”

“It is sturdy, practical and pretty. Whether you fill with throw rugs, books or kids toys it is the perfect accessory to your home.”

I love the round grey footstool with storage from @kmartaus $39 . . It is sturdy, practical and pretty. Whether you fill with throw rugs, books or kids toys it is the perfect accessory to your home. . . Also featured are the fringe cushion $8 and coffee table book $9 both from @kmartaus - the gorgeous candle is @thefrontroomcandles

According to the description on Kmart’s website, the Anko round grey footstool with storage is$39, is 30cm high and 56cm in diameter. It’s collapsible and easy to assemble but can hold u to 60kg, and store up to 5kg.

“This classic footstool with a concealed storage space will be a stylish addition to your living space” claims the Kmart website.

This article originally appeared on Better Homes and Gardens.

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Laura Barry

Laura Barry is a writer, bookworm and interior design enthusiast with a love for reporting on all things homes and lifestyle. When not tapping away at her keyboard, Laura can be found making endless cups of tea or perusing the shelves of Sydney’s many bookstores.