I recently stumbled upon an excellent DIY [1] over on Blueprint's blog, and since it's Renewal [2] month at Casa, I thought that many of you might be inspired by their great instructions. If you have some old cushions lying around, this is a simple way to bring them into the twenty-first century. To find out how to do it, .

Supplies:

• Two couch cushions (box cushions work best)
• wood cut to fit the cushions
• Paint in your choice of color
• 4 casters
• Power drill

Here's how:

1. Choose two cushions. You could use regular sofa cushions, but for a more streamlined look, purchase box-edged floor cushions.
2. Measure the cushions.
3. Have a piece of wood cut to the size of your cushion at your local lumber store.
4. Choose a paint color for the ottoman's wood base.Then paint the wood and let dry.
5. Choose your casters. You'll need four.
6. Drill four holes in the wood — all approximately 2 inches in from each corner — and screw the casters into the holes.
7. Flip over so the casters are on the floor, and stack both cushions on top of the wood platform.
8. For best results, use a nonslippery fabric on the cushions, such as canvas. Silkier fabrics tend to slip, which isn't conducive to ottoman relaxation!

Source [3]