Description: I took the footstool apart and turned it upside down. I drilled four holes on the bottom and screwed in the candle holders. I sawed the new top from plywood, and I polished the edges a bit.
I covered the sides and the top separately with the foam and the lining fixing them with a stapler.
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Then I upholstered these items with textile with the stapler again, and sewed where needed (e.g. at the sides).
Now the new footstool doubles as a storage item for magazines or a soft throw.
See more of the madeover Solsta Pallbo.
~ Judit, Budapest
Then I upholstered these items with textile with the stapler again, and sewed where needed (e.g. at the sides).
Now the new footstool doubles as a storage item for magazines or a soft throw.
See more of the madeover Solsta Pallbo.
~ Judit, Budapest
