IKEA is the most popular furniture brand that keeps surprising us with stylish and timeless designs that seem to fit any space. But most of them are a bit plain and blank and if you want to show off the personality and highlight your style, you’ll have to hack them. Today we are discussing IKEA nightstands – their hacks and various IKEA items turned into stylish nightstands, get inspired!
IKEA Nightstand Hacks
Take a usual and blank IKEA nightstand and hack it to fit your space! One of the most popular items here is IKEA Tarva nightstand, which can be hacked with paint, stain, with a variety of knobs and handles and you may even create a contrasting look with a different drawer. Hack IKEA Hemnes, Nordli, Nesna and other nightstands with stencils, paint, contact paper, new handles and so on – it’s all up to your space.
A contrasting IKEA Tarva nightstand hack - dark stained wood plus a white drawer and a metallic knob.
An IKEA Hemnes nightstand hack with a staiend drawer and a pretty brass handle to give it a rustic feel.
An IKEA Tarva nighstand painted grey and with a black leather pull is a simple makeover for a boho or modenr space.
An IKEA Nordli revamp with marble contact paper on top and a gilded geode as a knob for a modern glam space.
IKEA Items Into Nightstands
As for other items you may hack to create a nightstand, these can be IKEA Rast dressers, Malm dressers, IKEA Kallax shelves, IKEA Knagglig boxes, IKEA Molger benches and much more. The good thing about all of these items is that they give you storage space – open or closed, and this is a great advantage. You may hack them in thousands of different ways: painting, stenciling, covering with contact paper, wallpaper, adding and removing handles, knobs and casters. As for dressers, you may remove one or several drawers to make your piece comfortable in using. Look for various tutorials on the web and get inspired!
A contemporary nightstand of an IKEA Rast chest, with rich stained wood on top and various knobs on the drawers.
A minimalist nighstand made of an IKEA Lack table covered with perspex panels for an ultimate and edgy look.
A stained Knagglig box placed on casters as a mobile bedside table that can be moved anywhere you want.
A stylish and functional nightstand of a couple of IKEA Lack tables is an easy DIY with much open storage space.
An IKEA Malm dresser hacked with decals that look rust industrial is a bold idea to make a statement.
A Knagglig box painted grey and attached to the wall makes up a cool floating bedside table that you can easily DIY.
An IKEA Kallax shelf used as a stylish nightstand with much open storage space for a contemporary room.
An IKEA Rast dresser painted navy, with contact paper inside and chic metallic knobs for a storage nightstand.
IKEA Molger bench used as a nightstand for a kids' room is a perfect solution with plenty of storage space.