Got an old bookshelf and don’t know how to renovate it? Here’s a project from diypassion.com! Take your bookshelf and use a sander to strip the sides and the front bits of stain. The prime and paint the inside of the shelf, here the author wanted a greyish shade. Once it is dry, tape off...
The DIY kitchen bookshelf has sides that are created from one set of bifold “shutter” doors, and the shelves are made from a half of a set of a bifold regular door. Once you have the width of your space, you are going to build a base structure for the top by simply building a...
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,...
This old nightstand was a huge mess before it was renovated by deliciousanddiy.com. First, it was sanded, then spray painted with chalky finish paint in white. Here there are two coats applied but you can go for as many as you need. The most difficult part is applying a pattern to the nightstand. Do the...
Hemnes is one more awesome piece from IKEA, and as always – it’s kind of a blank sheet of paper, perfect ready for your painting and creating. Look at your interior and decide what style you need, then take spray or usual paints, paintbrushes if needed, sandpaper and maybe new knobs or pulls. Sand the...
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...
Remember we told you about sofa caddies and holders? This is one more project to that list, and I’m sure you’ll love it! Prepare some wood: a wooden top, two 70 cm planks, two 30 cm planks and two 34 cm planks. Now take these planks and just attach them to each other at an...
Mid-century modern style is very popular now, and if you want to follow this trend and make something, we offer this chair from designsbystudioc.com. You’ll need 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws, 2-1/2″ pocket hole screws, 1-1/4″ brad nails, T-bevel, wood glue, sandpaper, finishing supplies and lumber. Cut the pieces for the sides to length. Draw all...
If you love picnics, raise your hand! Make these cool little tables from lovelyindeed.com to enjoy your picnics more! Prepare 1 1/2″ poplar hobby wood piece, wood glue, a saw, a drill, four small hinges, wood stain, paint of your choice, paintbrushes and painter’s tape. Cut 16 pieces of the hobby wood, each 12″ long....
Need a pretty loveseat for indoors and outdoors? Have a look at this tutorial from rogueengineer.com and read the full tools and materials list in the source, and let’s get started. Drill pocket holes and assemble sides using 2-1/2’’ pocket screws, then pre-drill and install arm using 2-1/2’’ wood screws. Drill pocket holes and assemble...