IKEA Bekvam stool is a very comrtable and simple piece made of solid wood, which is a durable natural material. Hand-hole in the top step makes the step stool easy to move. This piece can get many uses and hacks, so let’s have a look how you can personalize them. You can easily paint tor...
IKEA Kura bed is a cool piece for kids’ rooms, it’s a bunk bed ideal for shared rooms, recommended for the kids of 6 years and older. Its simple design gives freedom for your creativity, so it’s time to hack it! Kura can be decorated, hacked and turned in almost anything: a firetruck, a castle,...
We continue sharing IKEA hack ideas because IKEA furniture is like a blank sheet of paper that requires your attention and creativity. Today it’s all about IKEA Lack table hacks – a simple coffee or side table on four legs that can be renovated so that you won’t recognize it. Cover it with fabric, paper...
This coffee table is super cool due to its trendy hairpin legs and an amazing wooden pattern on top. To make it you’ll need a drill, a miter saw, a brad nailer, tape measure, a pencil, safety glasses, a torch, 12 – 1 x 2 x 8′ common board; 3/4″ x 48″ x 48″ plywood,...
Hol table by IKEA is a cool and simple piece that is a coffee or side table with a storage space inside. This adorable idea of a storage space makes it amazing for using for various purposes. Of course, you can use it as it is and put in your living room, or, if you...
Malm dresser by IKEA really stimulates your imagination! A blank dresser can be renovated into something so personal and original that you won’t take your eyes off! Remember all the crafting techniques and get all materials to change your dresser into a super peculiar one. Paint it, take away some of the drawers, stencil, add...
An X-leg dining table is a cool traditional piece that is very comfy and stable, it’s perfect for family meals. If you want to build one, have a look at this tutorial from rogueengineer.com and start gathering supplies. They are 3x – 4 x 4 x 8′ untreated pine, 8x – 2 x 4 x...
Tree stumps can be a great source of inspiration and material for crafts, today we gonna make this tree stump end table from ehow.com. The supplies are a tree stump slice, a broom, a hand planer, a palm sander, medium-grit sandpaper, hairpin legs, 9 wood screws, #10 1-inch, a screwdriver, a wood stabilizer, a paintbrush,...
Shabby chic style is gaining popularity because it looks romantic and vintage yet doesn’t cost a pretty penny. Today we’ve rounded up some cool shabby chic shelves that you can easily make for your home. The key to this style is giving the furniture not a polished but a little bit worn look. Make some...
When a dresser isn’t enough to store all your clothes, you need a walk-in closet or at least a good wardrobe, that’s why today I’ve rounded up a couple of awesome DIY ideas. You can take some cute dresser (for example, from IKEA), add some shelves and voila! Another way to do that is to...