Cushion Chaise Lounge
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any good ideas for making a ‘bench’ out of a chaise lounge chair?
so i have a chaise lounge that isn’t good for whats its supposed to be used for and i was going to throw it away but then thought if i laid it flat (the head part) and put on a long cushion, it could make a great bench! (or because its long, perhaps couch would be a better word).
so what I’m asking for is some suggestions for the back of the “couch”…
thanks =)
How about a headboard for the back of the bench? Depending on how long the chaise is, a queen or king headboard might work. All you would need to do is get some screws. The headboard should already have holes where it would normally be attatched to the bed frame. Just screw the headboard into the legs or frame of the chaise. Add lots of throw pillows and there ya go…instant couch! Good luck!
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