Most of us have ottomans and poufs at home, these are comfy additional furniture pieces that may be used for storage and just to sit on. If you don’t have one or want one more, its high time to get crafty! Make a cool ottoman or pouf out of an IKEA piece that you already have at hand.
A chic tufted ottoman made of an IKEA Lack table and white leather to add an elegant touch.
A comfy furry ottoman made of a bench and an IKEA faux fur rug in white is a cool glam idea.
A glam ottoman made of a plywood cube and covered with an IKEA Tejn faux fur skin for a glam space.
A gorgeous navy modern ottoman made of IKEA Fjadrar cushion inserts and Ormkaktus fabric.
A plain and old IKEA Lack end table turned into a stylish ottoman with bright printed fabric.
The most popular items to make an ottoman are Lack, Hemnes, Vittsjo tables and others, they are a perfect base, you’ll need to add only some upholstery, filling and maybe spray paint the legs if you want that. You can also compose a new pouf using IKEA cushion inserts and some fabric you like. A good idea is to take a cube or some stool and renovate it into an ottoman with a storage space. Renovate your existing ottoman with any IKEA fabric or even a rug, get inspired!
A stylish chevron print black and white ottoman made of an IKEA Lack table.
A stylish ottoman reupholstered with an IKEA Koldby Cowhide for mid-century modern space.
A vintage ottoman with storage made of an IKEA Trollsta side table and bright striped fabric.
An IKEA footstool turned into a comfy boho folksy pouf in black and white with patterns.
An IKEA Hemnes coffee table renovated into a stylish and simple upholstered ottoman.
An IKEA Karlstad footstool renovated with printed fabric looks like a nice fit for a mid-century modern space.
An IKEA Vittsjo table changed into a cool ottoman with a pink cushion and gold spray paint.
An IKEA Vittsjo table hacked into a chic ottoman with a soft cushion and animal printed fabric on top.
An IKEA Vittsjo table turned into a stylish tufted ottoman with green velvet and tufting plus gold touches.
IKEA Lack side tables turned into chic ottomans using grey and white chevron patterns and decorative nails.