1. Repurposed Army Footlocker Ottoman
An old footlocker is the perfect size and shape for making an ottoman. You just have to add some padding to the top and maybe repaint the footlocker if you want to change the color or update it. Then just top it off with upholstery material and some decorative nails or rivets and you're all done.
Tutorial/Source: instructables
2. Easy To Build Rolling Ottoman
You can build this rolling ottoman with a few 2X4s and some other supplies. This ottoman has a very modern look combined with rustic charm. I love the black but you could stain or paint this any color you want. It has a very pallet like look and the rolling is provided via casters although you could just as easily leave those off if you don't want your ottoman to roll.
Tutorial/Source: morelikehome
3. DIY Ottoman From Scratch
You can build this DIY ottoman completely from scratch and it's much easier than you may think. It also has storage inside so it's perfect for keeping magazines and other items organized. You build the actual ottoman from boards and then add a nice cushioned top that opens up to reveal the storage space inside.
Tutorial/Source: doityourselfdivas
4. Circular Bookshelf Styled Ottoman
This circular ottoman has a bookshelf look and feel to it and offers loads of storage. It looks like an end table that you would pay a small fortune for at a furniture store but you can build this one completely yourself. It even has casters on the bottom so it's easy to roll around. You could totally do a couple more of these in larger sizes and have matching end tables, too!
Tutorial/Source: bhg.com
5. DIY Structured Poof Footstool
This ottoman really reminds me of the footstool that my grandparents used to have. It's made with three full sized comforters as well as yards of woven fabric and something large for a stencil. You can use a round end table or a really large bowl if you have it. The process isn't difficult at all and you will absolutely adore the end result.
Tutorial/Source: makingniceinthemidwest
6. Beautiful And Contemporary Faux Leather Ottoman
This gorgeous ottoman has a great modern look with its faux leather finish. It's also made with foam that you simply arrange and stack to create the shape that you want. Then, just cover it over with faux leather and sew it all together and you're all done. This is so easy and has such an elegant look.
Tutorial/Source: lovelyindeed
7. Easy $10 DIY Ottoman
Yes, you can actually make this ottoman for around $10, and it's fabulous. This is basically round foam circles that are stacked on top of each other and then covered with fabric. You'll need to sew a bit for this one, but it's really easy sewing and you get this wonderful soft and comfy ottoman when you're finished.
Tutorial/Source: domesticadventure
8. Repurposed Antique Crate Ottoman
You can turn an old crate into a great ottoman that offers so much storage. Just clean the crate and then top it with something padded and you're all done. this is a great rustic look if you're looking to get that farmhouse charm in your home and would be perfect for sitting in front of an old rocking chair.
Tutorial/Source: rescueddesign
9. Long Bench Like Storage Ottoman
This storage ottoman is also built from scratch and it's really long, so it would be perfect in front of a couch or loveseat. It's made from boards that you may have on hand from other projects and topped off with a padded top so it's really comfortable. I love how long it is – it sort of resembles an old hope chest and gives you plenty of room to share.
Tutorial/Source: tdadecoratinganddesign
10. Easy DIY French Provincial Ottoman
If French provincial is your style of choice, this ottoman will fit in perfectly with your furnishings and home décor. You begin with a round pallet, which you can totally make if you don't have one, and finish with a pouf that is decorative and really comfortable. Then add casters to make it easy to roll around.
Tutorial/Source: akadesign
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