Hockenheimer stool

If you do not know what to do with your old magazines, here’s a great idea coming from German designers NJU Studio. {C}{C}{C}{C}{cke_protected_1} With a little DIY and the help of a kit, you can transform your pack of magazines into a comfortable stool. The Hockenheimer comes with a low notched base made from natural waxed birch to support the stack of magazines. Just use as many magazines you want and arrange the stool’s height. On top, place the natural cotton cushion and here you go!!!!!!!! Have a great weekend everybody!

via: inhabitat

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