We are in the process of making our couch and came across yours. I am so glad because you have addressed some things I didn't think about like the function that we need for our family, and the height, which I think about. I also like to commend you on cutting all your pieces out with a manual handsaw vs a circuit power saw. So above all your couch is amazing and elegant, your hard work has paid off. Oh by the way I love the wide square legs too, which I will be using for my creation. Thank you.
I am so happy to hear you find the height bit useful! I am not at the average height so I definitely pay more attention to details like that :D Thank you about your comment on the design, do email/tag me on Instagram your sofa when you've done it, would love to see it!
Hi Melody--we did it! I had to have each 8' x 4' plywood sheet sawed in half so it could enter our home, but we were able to join them as one. It came out perfectly and my wife and I cannot thank you enough for your plans. It took us about 9 days because I'm 75 and my wife is 66 so we work a bit slower than your average 30-year-old. You rock!
Rob that is amazing! So great to hear it worked out for you guys. I would be well happy if I could still do this at your age😊 Enjoy your well earned sofa 👏
Just a suggestion for anyone planning to make this sofa. The legs can be made more lightweight. Use two rectangle pieces for the bottom and build the sides with 1-2 inch strips and one through the middle. Think like a figure 8. This makes the legs hollow cutting the weight significantly. Also instead of gluing two sheets for the base, glue a U shaped piece to the bottom. This will reinforce and make the couch look sturdy while not adding so much weight. It is possible that you can make this couch for less cost and material. An additional thing could be adding drawers to the legs because they are hollow. Just some ideas
@@melesiogarcia2469 I think he means the bottom layer of the base is a U shape. The bottom of the U is the front of the sofa, and the sides of the U are the sides of the sofa with no plywood at the back where the backrest is. So from the front and sides, it looks like you've used two sheets of ply but in reality the middle and back of the bottom layer is empty, and the U layer is there just for reinforcing the base. Purely as a means to cut down on the amount of wood used, thus making the build cheaper. Let me know if I haven't explained it well enough.
This video has recently gotten more views... Thank you and an update! A year and a half on, sofa is good as ever. The removable covers and foam have already been a life saver where I've had to washed them down due to spillages. Cover in washing machine and foam hosed down in shower.
will likely do my sawing with a bread knife for how scared i am but its encouraging to see someone without a power saw prove to me that i probably could do this without maiming myself. thanks!
I absolutely love your sofa ❤ and may even build one myself…I’m impressed with the hand sawing you did and I love the layered legs. Should you ever build another, I highly recommend you get a simple jig saw, as you don’t need a circular saw. The jigsaw is neither expensive or intimidating to use and you will thank me for all of your future works of art. 💕
The shelf on either side is a great idea. Iove the fact that it can be used as a bed, and sawn in half to transfer. I would make a plywood box for the legs (using less wood and lighter to move) but your design would be easier in that regard. I love how the back rest can be adjusted to the correct angle for the user by the shape of the wedges. Nice, and the back rest can double as another mattress for someone staying overnight. I'll only use 1 sheet of ply for the base (weight and cost) but overall, it is a great sofa. Many thanks.
Great job! It looks like an expensive modern art piece. I'm impressed with your dedication to the hand sawing bit. I would have been way too much in my own head during all of that.
Thank you! :D haha I only did max 30min of sawing per session, I treated it as exercise and that seemed to did the trick :D Fear of the alternative of getting a circular saw was enough to get me through all those, looking back now it did seem a bit silly of me! Needed to start somewhere I guess :D
I know you showed us this project some time ago, but I only discover it less than 6 mo. ago. I loved it so much and was so inspired that I built one as well! Thank you so much! My family loves it. ☺️
As a woodworker I must say great simplistic design and execution. I'm thinking of following your design I tend to over complicate things trying to make them last. One thing I was thinking doing different is using threaded inserts to attach the back board to the triangles and the triangles to the base
I did consider that, but a slight increase in foam thickness seem to increase the cost by a lot... the height is not really an issue though so all good :)
Very nice, clean design. Fortunately, I have a circular saw because I can't imagine cutting so much 18mm plywood with a handsaw! Thank you for sharing.
Pkay, I'm not sure if storage space is something you dont have, if DIY woodworking is not something you plan to do on a regular basis or if the tools are too expensive/scarry for you guys but a simple jobsite table saw (mine costed the equivalent to 300usd) the drill you already have and paint rolles from home depot (as well as something to effwctively clamp everything) wpuld be super handy on any project that includes wood and it would make this project to become a thing of starting 10AM finishing 8 pm (with a ton of distracciones, time for Lunch and other stuff) overnight glueup and assembly the next morning done before 11 am (and the first day ypu could be fabricating the textile bit of the sofa). A 1 day proyect and next day assembly
I use a handsaw for almost everything. specifically a set of various japanese pull-saws. super accurate, zero setup and mostly the same-ish speed as a power tool (waaay faster than a jigsaw!)
impressive video! this a true hands-on tutorial. Your advice pls in anticipation of moving one needs to 'dissemble' this bed while the legs are glued in layers like this. thanks in advance! truly love this!
Definitely will be trying to make my own sofa . Thank you for filming this. Nice sofas are so expensive but seeing your video gives me hope when it comes to making something yourself.
Thanks for this! I'm planning one now and this design/approach really fits with my priorities as well. I'll be going for a similar length but not as deep to fit in my narrow living room.
Very Helpful video! Ill be making a slightly less deep version of this with 2 by 4s drilled together for the supports but ill be using the rest of your plans! Thanks for sharing
Thank you! I think I have the cost breakdown somewhere... But if I remember correctly, the plywood was £35 each, foam was around £200, the linen was the most expensive part but typically upholstery fabric starts around £45 per meter, I used around 5metres? Totally below £600? This was 2020, so cost likely not comparable nowadays!
Wow!!!! Well done. And I never thought of this style of couch. But it will totally suit me. However I am 6’8” tall and I think I may have to double the height of stacked plywood for the legs. Maybe even triple. Lol. But thank you for the link to the instructions. Also WELL DONE. Ya got a new subscriber :)
Much appreciated! I'm 5'3'' :) Hmm interesting, my legs took 1 sheet of plywood, so doubling or tripling would cost a lot more! Maybe could stack them vertically instead?
It is a great DIY project. Few concerns I would have are, 1. The corners seem quite sharp and if living in an humid climate the life of the ply would be reduced by a lot. 2. Many ply are pressure treated with chemicals for pest resistance. Not an issue for normal usage but if bits starts chipping off that might be a concern, if there are kids or pets around who can ingest them . 3. The legs seem overdone adding weight and limiting bottom storage. The backboard seems underdone for anything more than casual leaning. Id be wary of putting in screws in the sides of plywood. Maybe sufficient for the angle and usage you have but it stands out with how tough youve made the base.
Hey thank you! And thank you for taking the time on writing your feedback! Let me see if I can help with a few points. 1a. The corners are actually not sharp, as I've rounded them by sanding, but of course they can be rounded even further if needed. No one's ever been hurt by the sofa :) but then again I don't have kids or pets around. 1b. I have covered the plywood with polyurethane. 2. There are different grades of plywood you can get, I forgot the exact grade I got, and also I have sealed with polyurethane. No chipping on any of my plywood projects over the last 3 to 4 years! 3a. Agree with the legs. There are some good suggestions in the comments to make then lighter! 3b. The backboard is sturdier than it may look! I frequently crash into the back when sitting down, no signs of any wobbles. I think I put glue then screws? I can't quite remember the details. Hope this helps!
Good luck! Great that your hardware store cuts them! The plan with dimensions is linked in the description. I think it's 30cm wide, have to check though.
So good! This idea will help me with the couch I need in my man-cave :) I have a circular saw and jigsaw too so shouldn't take too long to put together. My slight OCD tendencies cringed when I saw the plywood layers not aligned in your legs so for this I'll use clamps and other bits of plywood to ensure they're all flush when gluing.
Thank you for this!! I am going to try to make something similar, I am short and my feet always dangle, so the one I make will be rather low, and pretty big bc I want it to double as a spare bed for extended visits. This video is great, so well explained, thank you!!
I am loving the height and the look especially the width of the base, I need to make something lighter in weight for where it is going to be at, thinking how I can achieve this look, I am not doing the back just the base, loving your sofa, ty for sharing ❤
Thank you! I got it from one of the online foam suppliers, can't remember the exact one. If you search foam cut to size, you should see a few pop up. Hope this helps !
I wouldn't suggest thinner than 18mm, but you could use only one sheet for the seat which saves you a whole sheet! Others also have some helpful tips on making the legs hollow so you save a bit of wood there.
Hey, there is a breakdown of cost in the sofa plan linked in the description. If I remember correctly it's less than £800, most of the cost is in the upholstery fabric which I splurged on!
I loved your sofa. I am just little confused that how did you made sure that sitting cushion doesn't slip on board when someone slides on it while sitting. Hope you got what I am trying to say.
Thank you! Yes I know what you mean, in part 2, you can see that due to the way the cover is made, there is friction between the sofa base and the bottom foam. It does move a little over time, but it definitely doesn't slide!
We are in the process of making our couch and came across yours. I am so glad because you have addressed some things I didn't think about like the function that we need for our family, and the height, which I think about. I also like to commend you on cutting all your pieces out with a manual handsaw vs a circuit power saw. So above all your couch is amazing and elegant, your hard work has paid off. Oh by the way I love the wide square legs too, which I will be using for my creation. Thank you.
I am so happy to hear you find the height bit useful! I am not at the average height so I definitely pay more attention to details like that :D Thank you about your comment on the design, do email/tag me on Instagram your sofa when you've done it, would love to see it!
@@HomewithMelody and the Costttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt ???
Hi Melody--we did it! I had to have each 8' x 4' plywood sheet sawed in half so it could enter our home, but we were able to join them as one. It came out perfectly and my wife and I cannot thank you enough for your plans. It took us about 9 days because I'm 75 and my wife is 66 so we work a bit slower than your average 30-year-old. You rock!
Rob that is amazing! So great to hear it worked out for you guys. I would be well happy if I could still do this at your age😊 Enjoy your well earned sofa 👏
Just a suggestion for anyone planning to make this sofa. The legs can be made more lightweight. Use two rectangle pieces for the bottom and build the sides with 1-2 inch strips and one through the middle. Think like a figure 8. This makes the legs hollow cutting the weight significantly. Also instead of gluing two sheets for the base, glue a U shaped piece to the bottom. This will reinforce and make the couch look sturdy while not adding so much weight. It is possible that you can make this couch for less cost and material. An additional thing could be adding drawers to the legs because they are hollow. Just some ideas
All great ideas! 😃 One sheet for the base is probably enough too, given u added the 5th and 6th legs in the middle 👍
could u explain what u mean by a u-shape for the base? 😁
drawers in the legs is such a good idea!
@@melesiogarcia2469 I think he means the bottom layer of the base is a U shape. The bottom of the U is the front of the sofa, and the sides of the U are the sides of the sofa with no plywood at the back where the backrest is. So from the front and sides, it looks like you've used two sheets of ply but in reality the middle and back of the bottom layer is empty, and the U layer is there just for reinforcing the base. Purely as a means to cut down on the amount of wood used, thus making the build cheaper. Let me know if I haven't explained it well enough.
Please I don't understand the u-shaped based.
This video has recently gotten more views... Thank you and an update! A year and a half on, sofa is good as ever. The removable covers and foam have already been a life saver where I've had to washed them down due to spillages. Cover in washing machine and foam hosed down in shower.
will likely do my sawing with a bread knife for how scared i am but its encouraging to see someone without a power saw prove to me that i probably could do this without maiming myself. thanks!
Definitely! With a bit of patience, this is a much less scary but achievable way of doing it. Good luck!
I absolutely love your sofa ❤ and may even build one myself…I’m impressed with the hand sawing you did and I love the layered legs. Should you ever build another, I highly recommend you get a simple jig saw, as you don’t need a circular saw. The jigsaw is neither expensive or intimidating to use and you will thank me for all of your future works of art. 💕
Thank you! A jigsaw is an excellent suggestion. I wish I knew about it at the time 😁
I'm so lucky, I been planning to make one for my homestay and this is what I wanted, good size & design and easy too , thank you so much
Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful 😊
The shelf on either side is a great idea. Iove the fact that it can be used as a bed, and sawn in half to transfer. I would make a plywood box for the legs (using less wood and lighter to move) but your design would be easier in that regard. I love how the back rest can be adjusted to the correct angle for the user by the shape of the wedges. Nice, and the back rest can double as another mattress for someone staying overnight.
I'll only use 1 sheet of ply for the base (weight and cost) but overall, it is a great sofa. Many thanks.
Good point about 1ply for the base, that would probably be enough considering the number of legs. Glad you liked it 😃
Great job! It looks like an expensive modern art piece. I'm impressed with your dedication to the hand sawing bit. I would have been way too much in my own head during all of that.
Thank you! :D haha I only did max 30min of sawing per session, I treated it as exercise and that seemed to did the trick :D Fear of the alternative of getting a circular saw was enough to get me through all those, looking back now it did seem a bit silly of me! Needed to start somewhere I guess :D
I know you showed us this project some time ago, but I only discover it less than 6 mo. ago. I loved it so much and was so inspired that I built one as well! Thank you so much! My family loves it. ☺️
Thank you for your lovely message! So happy that you have built one and are enjoying the sofa 😊
This is great, I'm gonna try this for my new home with my family. This will be our summer project!! Greetings from Chile!
Good luck! Let me know how it goes ☺️
As a woodworker I must say great simplistic design and execution. I'm thinking of following your design I tend to over complicate things trying to make them last.
One thing I was thinking doing different is using threaded inserts to attach the back board to the triangles and the triangles to the base
It's been almost 3 years and it's solid :) if you intend to disassemble it and move it a lot then threaded inserts would definitely be better.
@@HomewithMelody exactly, only reason for adding the extra effort to make It easier incase I plan on moving
Oh sorry a suggestion perhaps get or add a thicker foam to compensate for the couch height.
I did consider that, but a slight increase in foam thickness seem to increase the cost by a lot... the height is not really an issue though so all good :)
Very nice, clean design. Fortunately, I have a circular saw because I can't imagine cutting so much 18mm plywood with a handsaw! Thank you for sharing.
I agree, I wouldn't do it again now that I have a circular saw :D
Pkay, I'm not sure if storage space is something you dont have, if DIY woodworking is not something you plan to do on a regular basis or if the tools are too expensive/scarry for you guys but a simple jobsite table saw (mine costed the equivalent to 300usd) the drill you already have and paint rolles from home depot (as well as something to effwctively clamp everything) wpuld be super handy on any project that includes wood and it would make this project to become a thing of starting 10AM finishing 8 pm (with a ton of distracciones, time for Lunch and other stuff) overnight glueup and assembly the next morning done before 11 am (and the first day ypu could be fabricating the textile bit of the sofa). A 1 day proyect and next day assembly
Hey, yes storage space is definitely an issue :) but I agree with your suggestions!
I use a handsaw for almost everything. specifically a set of various japanese pull-saws. super accurate, zero setup and mostly the same-ish speed as a power tool (waaay faster than a jigsaw!)
That ryoba is slow, a big kataba would blaze through it ...but you might get tearout
Nice, I used a Japanese pull saw :) I must say I do love that little saw. Question, what do you do when it's blunt?
impressive video! this a true hands-on tutorial. Your advice pls in anticipation of moving one needs to 'dissemble' this bed while the legs are glued in layers like this. thanks in advance! truly love this!
Thank you! Happy to hear it's useful 😊
Definitely will be trying to make my own sofa . Thank you for filming this. Nice sofas are so expensive but seeing your video gives me hope when it comes to making something yourself.
So great to hear! Yes it definitely saved us a lot of money :)
Thanks for this! I'm planning one now and this design/approach really fits with my priorities as well. I'll be going for a similar length but not as deep to fit in my narrow living room.
Glad I was able to help! Good luck with the build 👍🏻
This looks great! I'm going to do a similar build for my couch and bed
Nice! Mine has been and is still serving well as a sofa/lounge/bed :)
Fantastic job Melody. Love your couch come day bed.😊
Thank you! And a guest bed :)
Very Helpful video! Ill be making a slightly less deep version of this with 2 by 4s drilled together for the supports but ill be using the rest of your plans! Thanks for sharing
Great to hear! 😃 Good luck with yours 👍
hello! did u use normal plywood or plywood sheathing?
"YOU GO GIRL"
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What did this cost you? ... Everything in total?
Thank You for sharing this...
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Thank you! I think I have the cost breakdown somewhere... But if I remember correctly, the plywood was £35 each, foam was around £200, the linen was the most expensive part but typically upholstery fabric starts around £45 per meter, I used around 5metres? Totally below £600? This was 2020, so cost likely not comparable nowadays!
@@HomewithMelody
EXACTLY
Thank YOU so much for your reply.
For a similar reason I just caved and bought a beanbag sofa for a small room then realised it could do with a base and this would work perfectly!
That would work! 🙂
Wow!!!! Well done. And I never thought of this style of couch. But it will totally suit me. However I am 6’8” tall and I think I may have to double the height of stacked plywood for the legs. Maybe even triple. Lol. But thank you for the link to the instructions. Also WELL DONE. Ya got a new subscriber :)
Much appreciated! I'm 5'3'' :) Hmm interesting, my legs took 1 sheet of plywood, so doubling or tripling would cost a lot more! Maybe could stack them vertically instead?
That ideia was really helpful! Awesome and simple project, congrets for the video!
Thank you! Still going strong and I've had so many compliments in person 😃
I think if you want it so it can move with you then you can make it so the back rest can be easily taken off if needed.
They can be unscrewed easily. You probably could but I wouldn't move them screwed on.
It is a great DIY project.
Few concerns I would have are,
1. The corners seem quite sharp and if living in an humid climate the life of the ply would be reduced by a lot.
2. Many ply are pressure treated with chemicals for pest resistance. Not an issue for normal usage but if bits starts chipping off that might be a concern, if there are kids or pets around who can ingest them .
3. The legs seem overdone adding weight and limiting bottom storage. The backboard seems underdone for anything more than casual leaning. Id be wary of putting in screws in the sides of plywood. Maybe sufficient for the angle and usage you have but it stands out with how tough youve made the base.
Hey thank you! And thank you for taking the time on writing your feedback! Let me see if I can help with a few points.
1a. The corners are actually not sharp, as I've rounded them by sanding, but of course they can be rounded even further if needed. No one's ever been hurt by the sofa :) but then again I don't have kids or pets around.
1b. I have covered the plywood with polyurethane.
2. There are different grades of plywood you can get, I forgot the exact grade I got, and also I have sealed with polyurethane. No chipping on any of my plywood projects over the last 3 to 4 years!
3a. Agree with the legs. There are some good suggestions in the comments to make then lighter!
3b. The backboard is sturdier than it may look! I frequently crash into the back when sitting down, no signs of any wobbles. I think I put glue then screws? I can't quite remember the details.
Hope this helps!
Very good sofa bed in the home, less price for middle class family good job thank you mem 🙏 👌 👍
Indeed! I use it everyday for lounging and have been used as guest beds. Thank you for watching :)
I'm going to try this today. I wish I knew the inches for the legs of the sofa. I'm going to a hardware store to have them cut the pieces
Good luck! Great that your hardware store cuts them! The plan with dimensions is linked in the description. I think it's 30cm wide, have to check though.
Welcome back!
Thank you 😊 good to be back 😀
So good! This idea will help me with the couch I need in my man-cave :) I have a circular saw and jigsaw too so shouldn't take too long to put together. My slight OCD tendencies cringed when I saw the plywood layers not aligned in your legs so for this I'll use clamps and other bits of plywood to ensure they're all flush when gluing.
Haha yes using a circular saw will definitely help you align the legs! Good luck with yours :D
You can also sand them flush
Thank you for this!! I am going to try to make something similar, I am short and my feet always dangle, so the one I make will be rather low, and pretty big bc I want it to double as a spare bed for extended visits. This video is great, so well explained, thank you!!
Awesome! Good luck with the build, glad to be of use :) I've had guest stayed in this sofa and they loved it :)
Good design... I have a rv I was thinking of making something like this but rv sized
Great idea!
Tip you can get anything cut at Lowes or wherever you buying the wood :)
In the UK it's only 1 cut for free at a Lowe's equivalent. And other custom cut options are very expensive unfortunately!
Great work and super simple concept
Glad you like it!
@@HomewithMelody loved it!
Beautiful, I am going to try this for sure,
Nice Work; very modern simplicity.
Thank you 😊
Thank you 😊
I love this video thank you for sharing, it surely will be helpful when i decide to try my own.
You are so welcome!
What angle is the back bench supports cut at ?
Oh it matches your plant bench!
oh you are right! 😃 I suppose it's an easy way to build the legs (and stable) and I like the stacked look
Wonderful inspiration. Very classy look - Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it :)
Japanese handsaws for the win!!
It is very nice :)
This brilliant!! Gr8 idea...I might do this.
Thanks! I would use reclaimed wood nowadays, but the idea still works :)
I’m going to make this! Wish me luck 😊
Good luck :)
for how the seat back is done 5:33
I would make this with a Twin Size Mattress... excellent for guest to sleep over.
Definitely an option! My sofa does act as a guest bed, I've heard it's very comfy 🤗
I love that you can clean it!
The best thing about this 🥳 I've already had to wash the seating foam since 😅
Hi, grate video thanks! Do you think using beams instead of the plywood could work for the feet? Best Sarah
Hi, thank you! Beams would work, as long as they're thick/wide enough. That would look nice!
Great video and idea :) I will consider to do the same with adding my own 'flavour'' to it. Thank you!
Thanks! :) What do you have in mind?
I am loving the height and the look especially the width of the base, I need to make something lighter in weight for where it is going to be at, thinking how I can achieve this look, I am not doing the back just the base, loving your sofa, ty for sharing ❤
Thank you so much! To make it lighter you could use just 1 sheet for the seat base. And can make the legs hollow. Good luck!
Nice job! I am building my own couch and want to know where you got the cushions?
Thank you! If you watch part 2, I made the cushions there with links in description I believe 👍
About how much did this project cost all together?
Thanks, reallynuseful. I hope to try it
Good luck!
I don't see a link to the plan for this incredible sofa. I am sold on your design but how do I get the plan? Thanks so much
Hey the link is in the description under Sofa Plan. Thank you and good luck!
Buen video te quedo muy bonito te felicito y muchos éxitos!
Thank you :)
Nice vid, where did you purchase the foam from? Thanks!
Thank you! I got it from one of the online foam suppliers, can't remember the exact one. If you search foam cut to size, you should see a few pop up. Hope this helps !
Whats the angle of the back ? Can you give me the meassures of the triangle? 🙂
I can't remember on the top of my head, there is a link to the sofa plan in the description :) with all the measurements 👍 hope this helps!
Love your sofa!
Thank you 😊
🙋What would be your perfect sofa? What do you sit on now? 😃 👇👇👇
Did you use the normal plywood (more expensive) or plywood sheathing (less expensive)?
It is birch plywood. Bought before the price hike though.
Looks great
Thanks! 3 years on it's still great!
Hi I really like the sofa you made is there any chance that you would consider making another one and I’ll buy it from you :)
Aww thank you so much! Depends where you are based 😃 feel free to email me 🙂
Does the base cushion slide forward or move around? If yes, how do you prevent that?
It can do a little. I have thought about putting a small raise strip at the front, but not bothered me enough to want to change it!
Just see some Velcro to bottom or place a rug slip pad under
Building the frame starts at 2:55
How much did this cost you?
I'm planning on building my own couch but having a hard tine deciding on the wood do to budget costs. Does it need to be 18mm or could it be less?
I wouldn't suggest thinner than 18mm, but you could use only one sheet for the seat which saves you a whole sheet! Others also have some helpful tips on making the legs hollow so you save a bit of wood there.
well done
very nice diy sofa..
Thank you!
i like it. im going to copy your idea. thanks.
Thanks! Good luck, let me know how it goes :)
great build and great video!
Thank you for stopping by :)
This video is dope!
Thank you 🙏
How did I end up on this side of TH-cam? lol. Great work though I feel inspired to at least make my own cushions.
Welcome from whichever side of TH-cam you were from and glad to hear haha 😆👍
I. LOVE. THIS.😍😍
Thank you very much!
@@HomewithMelody you're very welcome!
Great video
Thank you :)
so cool, thanks for the idea
You're very welcome!
Big thumbs up!!!!!
Thank you!
so inspiring
Thank you :) Means a lot
I need one. Twin size 😢
Great work!!
Thank you!
It’s Amazing 👍👍👍
thank you! :)
how much did this cost in total to make?
Hey, there is a breakdown of cost in the sofa plan linked in the description. If I remember correctly it's less than £800, most of the cost is in the upholstery fabric which I splurged on!
Ich finde es klasse. Love it.
danke! 😃
I commend you on a job well done.
Well thank you :)
so nice
Thank you! 🙂
thank you were gonna make one!! no glue tho ;)
Nice! The glue is definitely not mandatory
I loved your sofa. I am just little confused that how did you made sure that sitting cushion doesn't slip on board when someone slides on it while sitting. Hope you got what I am trying to say.
Thank you! Yes I know what you mean, in part 2, you can see that due to the way the cover is made, there is friction between the sofa base and the bottom foam. It does move a little over time, but it definitely doesn't slide!
Nice❤
Thank you 😊
handy hipsters ! not bad ! :)
I don't know if I classify as a hipster, but thank you nonetheless 😃
I have a similar couch you can use fitted sheets easy to clean to 😂
That is a good alternative!
Would you construct one for me?
Hi, where are you based?
Loveeeee
Thank you!
Гениально
Thank you :)
Yep. This is really simple and beatifull. I don't get it. Why do companies make soo complicated furniture, yet they are ugly?
Haha right! Outcome of mass market unfortunately. Glad you liked it and thank you for watching 😊
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