DIY DIY Furniture

15 Creative And Quick DIY Tarva Dresser Hacks

15 Creative And Quick DIY Tarva Dresser Hacks
IKEA is famous for simple, affordable and timeless items, which are perfect for developing your creativity: they just make you thinking of personalizing in some way. Such a dresser is like a blank sheet of paper, and you can turn it into a retro, modern, Scandinavian, glam, kids’ or any other piece. Choose colors and... 
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DIY DIY Lamps

5 Cool DIY IKEA Ranarp Lamp Hacks You’ll Like

5 Cool DIY IKEA Ranarp Lamp Hacks You’ll Like
Ranarp IKEA lamp is a cool piece suitable for any modern interior. There are several versions of it: pendant, wall, table, which makes it easier to find your own edition. But as all the IKEA items, Ranarp may seem too simple and impersonal to you, so may want to change it a bit and add... 
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DIY Decorations DIY

DIY IKEA Hack: Painted RIBBA Picture Frame Mats

DIY IKEA Hack: Painted RIBBA Picture Frame Mats
Do you love IKEA hacks as we do? We are always looking for interesting ones on the net, and today we’d like to share RIBBA picture frames hack from beckhamandbelle.com. Prepare paint of your choice, a photo mat, a small foam roller. Start by taking apart your frame. Blow any dust or particles off of the mat.... 
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Fast DIY IKEA Hack: Copper End Table

Fast DIY IKEA Hack: Copper End Table
Got a tray you don’t need? Here’s an amazing idea to use it from poppytalk.com! Prepare a round melamine tray, a vintage or new folding camping stool, spray paint, newspaper, velcro with sticky back. Just place a clean dry tray face up on some newspaper, and start to spray to cover the original design on... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY IKEA Hack: Cute Tarva Dresser Makeover

DIY IKEA Hack: Cute Tarva Dresser Makeover
Here’s a new IKEA hack from Mybellabug blog, and today we are going to renovate an IKEA Tarva dresser. The supplies are Tarva 3-drawer chest, knobs, a pine top, overlays, paint, spray paint, stain. So first step is to take care of the knots in the wood: apply two lights coats of primer to everything... 
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DIY Furniture

Stylish DIY Ikea Nesna Bedside Table Hack

Stylish DIY Ikea Nesna Bedside Table Hack
Ikea furniture is perfect for hacking or renovating it due to its simplicity, and today TheLovelyDrawer blog offers to hack Ikea Nesna bedside table. Besides the table you’ll need wood stain in color of your choice, cloth, gold nail polish, white adhesive vinyl, a scalpel, a cutting mat. Cover the floor or go outside so... 
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DIY Lamps DIY

Stylish DIY IKEA Vaster Lamp Hack

Stylish DIY IKEA Vaster Lamp Hack
IKEA hacks are extremely popular right now, as these simple pieces are a perfect canvas for decorating. Today we’ll hack IKEA Vaster pendant light, besides it you’ll need frosted glass spray paint, metallic spray paint of your choice, 1 PVC vertical blind slat, 1/2” wooden furniture plugs, thin brass/gold wire. Begin by taping plastic bags... 
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DIY Furniture

Very Simple DIY IKEA Bedside Table Hack

Very Simple DIY IKEA Bedside Table Hack
Do you like IKEA hacks? If you do, then let’s hack this simple IKEA tables, you’ll need an orbital sander, liming white varnish, dark grey gloss paint, door knobs, painters tape, screwdriver, door stoppers as feet, brushes. Pull it all apart and sand it. Take off all the knobs and broken parts, then sand first... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY IKEA Hack: Narrow Console Table

DIY IKEA Hack: Narrow Console Table
IKEA products are amazing for changing them as they are simple and ideal for mixing. This little hack only requires two IKEA pieces — a LACK wall shelf and a set of table legs. Flip the shelf over and attach the legs to the bottom of the shelf in the corner using the screws provided... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY IKEA Kallax Shelf To Table Hack

DIY IKEA Kallax Shelf To Table Hack
IKEA hacks are very popular because IKEA furniture is like canvas for painting pictures. For this hack you’ll need 2 Kallax shelving units, assembled with the hanging brackets set aside, 58″ by 33″ inch piece of plywood, 8 long screws, no odor polyurethane, a power drill. Make sure your 2 Kallax shelves are fully assembled!... 
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