IKEA Lack side table is a simple piece that first appeared in 1979, and it’s still on. This side table really requires some hacks and renovations! I’ve gathered some stylish ideas from easy repurposing to refreshing to the projects, in which Lack tables will be hardly recognizable. Choose hacks and crafts that fit your needs and skills! Ready to see the hacks? Let’s do it!
Lack Table Hacks
Lack tables can be easily refreshed and renovated into other tables and given new looks. Create a piece that really matches your interior! It can be rustic – with wood clad tabletops, it can be bright and Moroccan – in purple and with decorative nails, unusual – with a penny tabletop, Scandinavian – with marble contact paper, minimalist – with plexiglass. Consider unique Lack table hacks with mirrors, colorful string and even printed water-resistant oilcloth! Pay special attention to colorful string art Lack tables, string art is one of the hottest home decor trends. Such pieces will definitely give a character to your Lack.
A table doesn’t mean only a side table or a coffee table, you may also craft a kids’ art station with buckets for markers, paper and a chalkboard tabletop. You may create a gorgeous garden table – with a planter in the center, or with sunken succulent planters on the tabletop. This may be an indoor or outdoor garden, such a table is a great piece. When you don’t want a garden, fill the cavity with rocks and place a candle on top.
A chic Lack table hack in black with a new metal base will easily fit any modern or Scandinavian space.
A chic farmhouse Lack table hack with light-colored wood and a planter right in the center.
A bright IKEA Lack table music LED visualiser is a nice way to spruce up your parties.
A black Lack table clad with light-colored wood is a modern and rustic idea to rock.
IKEA Lack tables covered with water-resistant fabrics to make them more sophisticated.
A super bright IKEA Lack table hack done with string art is a trendy and edgy idea to try.
A Lack table done in black with a penny clad tabletop is a chic idea and a gorgeous color combo.
A Lack table turned into an art station painted red and with a chalkboard tabletop for kids.
A cool and fun play table for your kids made of an IKEA Lack table and some paints.
A duo of IKEA Lack tables renovated with marble contact paper and gold spray paint.
A gorgeous Lack table hack done with plexiglass will accent a minimalist or contemporary space.
A kids' art station styled in black and white made of a Lack table.
Lack tables hacked with checked black and white contact paper fit any Scandinavian space.
Ikea Lack table renovated with mirrors is a stylish coffee or side table suitable for many interior types.
A super bright purple IKEA Lack table lined up with decorative nails in gold will be a bold statement.
An ultra-modern coffee table made of IKEA Lack and some plexiglass will be a centerpiece of your room.
A sunken succulent Lack table is a gorgeous hack to create an indoor garden easily.
Lack Tables Into Other Furniture
What else can you create of a Lack table? Literally anything! Make a ceiling lighting piece of a Lack table with integrated lights, it may easily fit any space. Lack tables are great not only for creating kids’ play tables and art stations but also play kitchens with lots of accessories. And of course, your pets can be made happy with some cool furniture made of Lack tables. Make a condo, a tower with lots of zones and scratchers and let your kitty enjoy it! Take a look at more ideas below.
A black ceiling lighting done of 4 IKEA Lack tables can fit any room and is a very practical piece.
A cute and welcoming cat tower built of several Lack tables includes sleeping, feeding and storage zones.
A kitchen lounge area made of several Lack tables and colorful pillows is a very easy DIY.
A mobile play kitchen of a Lack table and some toy stuff will delight your children.
A stylish pastel cat condo made of IKEA Lack tables in lilac with scratchers and beds.