Accessibility

We want this site usable by everyone. Pages use semantic landmarks, product photos carry descriptive alt text, the photo dots, FAQ toggles and Room Fit form are all keyboard-operable, and color contrast meets WCAG 2.1 AA throughout.

The product video is player-controlled with no autoplay, and the FAQ uses native disclosure elements that screen readers announce correctly.

Foam furniture has its own accessibility story worth knowing honestly: no assembly means no fine-motor tool work, and the one-person cartons matter if you live alone — but foam seating sits lower than framed furniture, which can make standing up harder if low seats are a problem for you. The foam chair with ottoman is the highest, most supported seat in the range.

Found something on this site that gets in your way? Tell us at [email protected] and we will fix it.