What Material, Color, and Configuration Options Are Available on Blu Dot Products?

Blu Dot lists material, color, and configuration choices directly on each product card, and the options vary a lot by item. Upholstered pieces typically offer multiple fabric or leather choices, wood furniture comes in finishes like white oak and walnut, and some tables pair a metal base with a marble top in several color combinations. A few products are also sold as sets, such as the Field Lounge Chair and Ottoman Set. The catch is that not every colorway is available on every item, and the site does not state stock levels per option, so you need to check the specific product page before deciding.

How Blu Dot Presents Options on Product Cards

Each product listing uses a Quick View control and a Color label that shows the available choices for that item. Selecting a color updates the displayed option, and the price shown reflects the current sale price and regular price for the item.

The site also flags availability with tags such as Ready to Ship and New Design, which appear alongside the product name. These tags are useful when you need an item quickly, but they are not a guarantee of delivery timing for every color.

Material and Color Options by Product Type

The table below summarizes the options visible on the homepage listings. Treat it as a starting point, not a complete catalog.

Upholstery: Velvet, Leather, and Performance Fabrics

Upholstered seating shows the widest range. The Field Lounge Chair and Field Ottoman each list more than 20 colorways, mixing velvet, leather, and Maharam fabrics such as Maharam Mode and Maharam Meld. The Oft Swivel Lounge Chair uses Kvadrat fabrics alongside velvet. The Farrier Dining Chair keeps it simpler with black leather and natural leather.

If you are matching pieces in one room, the Field chair, ottoman, and set share the same fabric names, which makes coordinating easier than mixing across different product families.

Wood Finishes: White Oak, Walnut, and Acacia

Wood furniture is offered in a small, consistent set of finishes. The Session Desk and Forum Console both come in white oak and walnut. The Driftgood Shelf adds acacia to that pair. These finishes are named on the product card, so you can confirm the exact look before adding to cart.

Stone and Metal: Marble Table Combinations

The Chit Chat Cocktail Table is the clearest example of a two-part configuration. Each option pairs a base finish (putty, stainless, or black) with a marble top (green, cherry, or black marble). The listing shows at least nine combinations plus five more, so the same table can read warm and muted or cool and graphic depending on the pairing.

Configuration Choices: Single Pieces vs. Sets

Most items are sold as single pieces. The Field collection is the exception shown on the homepage: the Field Lounge Chair, the Field Ottoman, and the Field Lounge Chair and Ottoman Set are listed separately. Buying the set is a configuration decision as much as a style one, since the set price range ($2,632–$4,152) sits below the combined chair and ottoman ranges at their low ends.

When comparing, use the same dimensions for each option:

• Number of pieces: single chair, single ottoman, or the two-piece set
• Colorway count: the chair and ottoman each list 20+ options; confirm the set offers the same fabric you want
• Price band: the set spans a wider range because fabric choice affects price
• Availability tag: look for Ready to Ship on the specific colorway, not just the product

How to Check Options Before You Buy

1. Open the product page and use Quick View or the product detail view.
2. Find the Color selector and note every listed option, including any "+ more" expansion.
3. Confirm the material behind each color name — velvet, leather, Maharam fabric, oak, walnut, acacia, or marble.
4. Check whether the item is a single piece or part of a set, and compare the price range for your chosen option.
5. Look for the Ready to Ship tag if timing matters.

A common snag is assuming a color seen on one product is available on a related one. The Field chair and ottoman share fabric names, but other collections do not, and the homepage does not confirm stock for every colorway. Verify on the individual product page before you commit.