Pallets and things from IKEA are parts of many cheap DIY projects. Would you like to combine them in one project? Here is a computer desk made of a pallet, 4 Vika Curry legs from IKEA, 5mm thick plywood sheet and floor boards. It’s very cheap to make and quite functional. The deck has a...
When you’re buying an used furniture piece you should be able to renovate it a little bit. If your skills are good enough you can even make it even more beautiful than it was originally. This TV bench was originally in oak, so the color was kind of yellowish. After two coats of driftwood stain...
In case you want to turn your bed into a canopy bed you need to make a frame. This frame can be made of PVC pipes. That is a fast and easy way to do that. On the pictures you can see a nice and simple toddler bed transformed into a canopy toddler bed. Besides...
When some people can’t sleep at the morning they renovate their furniture. This IKEA cart was renovated by Susan and looks quite rustic after that. She painted the base in white, sanded the top, beat it with a hammer to distress, bang in some black tacks all the way around, mixed black and brown paint...
If you want a standing desk but don’t want to invest money in it you should to consider to use your dresser as a standing workspace. On the pictures you can seen an IKEA Kullen dresser with an iMac on it. Cables and other necessary stuff were put in the top drawer of the cabinet...
Here is probably the most interesting DIY Mason jar chandelier I’ve seen lately. Although to make the similar one you need to find some things that will be hard to find in traditional stores. The main one is a vintage-looking pulley that probably you can find in some thrift store or on a garage sale....
Once again I found an interesting DIY standing desk made of IKEA materials. This time 2 Vika Amon table tops, 4 Vika Curry legs, and 4 Ekby Stodis brackets were used. The standing desk features the regular assembled Vika table and the second tabletop with four screwed brackets set on top of this table. The...
If you have a beautiful wine bottle you can’t throw away then you need to reuse it somehow. I can recommend you to make a lantern from it. For such project you’ll need a drill, safety glasses and gloves, a 1/2″ glass drill bit, masking tape and Christmas lights. First of all remove all the...
This isn’t the first floating DIY computer desk made using things from IKEA. Although it’s definitely the most sophisticated of them. That’s why it’s so perfect to use with an awesome iMac. The desk consists of Ludvig Laptop shelf/charging station and a Ludvig Router/modem wall cabinet. The wall cabinet acts as computer stand and the...
Ryan McElhinney has come up with a very nice idea to reuse some old toys you probably have lying around. The idea is to make a tabletop lamp from them, a lampshade and a cord set. To make the lamp you need to arrange the toys to form a nice looking base and bond them...