Lay the stool on its side to cut its legs to length. We used an ordinary carpenter’s handsaw to make the cuts that make the stool sit level and bring it to its final height of 20.5 inches.

However, a thicker wood round, like this 1-inch pine board for around $14 from The Home Depot, is better for a sturdy stool. There will be fewer chances of the material cracking underneath the ...

Whether used as a simple stool, distinctive side table, bedside table, shelving unit or a mobile carrying unit for books and magazines, the Ulm Stool by Max Bill is a welcome design icon. It is now ...

The stools stack together to create an end table, making it a great addition for those living in small spaces. They are made of solid wood and have a round seat. No need to worry about breaking ...