If you’re looking for some DIY inspiration, look no further – these colourful Ikea hacks are for you!
They are fun, bright, and will be the perfect addition to any space.
8 bright and fun Ikea hacks
Here are eight of our favourite IKEA hacks from around the internet.
1. Farmhouse kitchen island
What’s not to love about this DIY kitchen island hack hack from A Piece of Rainbow? This tutorial requires an Ikea deep base cabinet case using Ikea Grimslov doors, Maximera deep drawer and Grimslov door face – but the size is completely customisable.
2. A bar cart
The very clever blogger behind PMQ for two, Ariel Garneau, transforms the MALM make-up table from Ikea into a bar cart using woven wallpaper. She shares the step-by-step instructions on the Spoonflower blog.
3. Rattan TV stand makeover
Rattan caning, a fun color and drawers for storage – what more could you want. The clever creator, Kelly, at Studio DIY shows you how to give the Ikea Besta frames a bold new look.
4. Colour block bookshelf
Oh Joy! has a very simple tutorial on how to make this fun colour blocked shelf. She’ll also show you two ways to style it!
5. Grid stool
Got an old stool you’re sick of looking at? This is the perfect tutorial for you. Plus, it’s relatively simple to do, so no DIY experience is necessary. Head over to Make + Tell for the full instructions.
6. Wardrobe hack
The very colourful Rachel at The Crafted Life shares her amazing Pax wardrobe hack project! It’s a big job but the finished result is so worth it. She’s even gone as far as using wallpaper in the back of the wardrobe.
7. Ikea desk
Another brilliant Ikea hack from The Crafted Life using an Ikea BESTA double and single unit with BJÖRKÖVIKEN doors and NANNARP legs.
8. Neon pop cabinet
Add a pop of colour to your home with this fun Ikea Ivar cabinet hack. Head over to Make It Yours for the instructions.
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