Sweet red and sunflower footstool. Love as an accent in a daughter’s room under a bed or occasional table. Can also be a great accessory in a bathroom.
Needlepoint footstools gained popularity in the Victorian era as a decorative and functional item in homes. These footstools often featured intricate floral or geometric designs, showcasing the needlework skills of the maker. The wooden bases were typically crafted from hardwoods like mahogany or walnut, and the legs were often carved with decorative details.
