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DIY Refined Storage Cabinet Makeover

DIY Refined Storage Cabinet Makeover
This refined cabinet is a Furinno cabinet hack, let’s see how to realize it. The supplies are Furinno storage cabinet, gold spray paint, black paint, gloss spray on sealant, a gold bolt, a staple gun. Paint the sides, tops, and shelves with the gold spray paint. Choose a paint that will work on plastic and... 
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10 DIY IKEA Hacks For Storing Tableware In Your Kitchen

10 DIY IKEA Hacks For Storing Tableware In Your Kitchen
Everyone has tableware but sometimes we lack storage spaces, especially in the kitchen. These IKEA hacks are aimed at storing and organizing your dishes and mugs. The easiest hack here is IKEA Expedit bookshelf and hacking it to turn into an easy kitchen storage space for tableware and various other pieces. Kallax shelving unit can... 
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10 Awesome DIY IKEA Hacks For A Craft Room

10 Awesome DIY IKEA Hacks For A Craft Room
Today’s roundup is for those who love crafting so much that already made a craft room or nook and now needs a table. IKEA tables are amazing for hacking them – change their tops, legs, finishes and colors, configurations and shapes – almost everything can be done here! For example, IKEA Ingo table can be... 
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9 Cool And Easy DIY IKEA Hacks For Your Closet

9 Cool And Easy DIY IKEA Hacks For Your Closet
If you need a closet, even a built-in one, these hacks are to help you! Today we are sharing some IKEA hacks for those want to make a closet. You can get a ready IKEA closet or wardrobe and personalize it a bit changing the size, finish or shelves inside, or attaching two or three... 
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DIY Pastel Shadow Box Shelves For Spring Decor

DIY Pastel Shadow Box Shelves For Spring Decor
These shadow boxes are great and stylish wall storage units. Cut basswood board to the size of each box opening and paint them in a pinky peach and blue gray color. Push the basswood to the back of each box and it holds in, though if you want extra reinforcement you can add glue to... 
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9 Awesome DIY IKEA Hacks For Your Beauty Nook

9 Awesome DIY IKEA Hacks For Your Beauty Nook
Every girl has a space where she stores her cosmetics and does her makeup, and whether it’s a whole room, a part of bathroom, closet or bedroom – she does have it for sure! Today I’d like to share some smart IKEA hacks for those who want to decorate this nook. IKEA units are perfect... 
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Chic DIY Mid-Century Modern Nightstand

Chic DIY Mid-Century Modern Nightstand
Mid-century modern style and furniture is gaining more and more popularity now, so let’s be in trend and make this nightstand. You’ll need a plywood sheet, hairpin legs, wood glue/nails/screwdriver. To make the body of the nightstand you’ll need 4 pieces of plywood or pine board. The dimension of the plywood for this table were... 
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10 Adorable DIY IKEA Hacks For A Dining Room Or Zone

10 Adorable DIY IKEA Hacks For A Dining Room Or Zone
We’ve already discussed lot of fantastic IKEA hacks for every home, and today I’d like to share some ideas for dining rooms or zones. The focal point of any dining space is a dining table, of course, so pay your attention to IKEA tables and ways to personalize them. A dining stool or a chair... 
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DIY Wooden Console Entryway Table

DIY Wooden Console Entryway Table
This awesome console table is great for any entryway! Start by building the bases for each of the three shelves. You will use the 1″ x 3″ boards for the bases. The middle and bottom shelf will be the same build. Build two rectangles using two 1″x3″x10.5″ boards & two 1″x48″ boards. Glue every where... 
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DIY Rustic Wood Slice Bathroom Stool

DIY Rustic Wood Slice Bathroom Stool
Need a rustic piece for your bathroom? This easy wood slice stool is right what you need! Prepare a small chair, unfinished stool, legs, a wood plaque, stain, a hammer, a pencil, a drill, 1 1/4″ speedbor drill bit {or one that is the width of the legs, Gorilla glue. Remove the back of the... 
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