IKEA Ideas

I love decorating for the seasons, but I don’t love spending a fortune on it. So, I set myself a challenge: could I pull together a festive fall vignette for just $30 at IKEA? The answer is yes! And the results are cozier (and cuter) than I expected. With a few smart picks and a

Miller’s latest hack transforms five 74-inch LACK shelves into a sleek, floating wall-mounted bookshelf unit to spruce up the ugliest wall (as he calls it,

Jenn’s beautiful MALM rattan dresser is the perfect hack to add to our collection of IKEA MALM hacks. A simple yet impactful upgrade to the MALM’s minimalist style.

The IKEA KALLAX may look like a simple cube shelf, but in the hands of creative DIYers, it becomes everything from a luxe entryway bench to a sleek home bar or even a hidden litter box. Since replacing the EXPEDIT in 2014, the KALLAX has quietly earned cult status as one of IKEA’s most hackable

A simple effective hack. We used a single KALLAX unit and transformed it into a combination nightstand and small side table.

Yay for the easiest and cheapest way to make custom doors for the BESTÅ. This hack is so quick and inexpensive, and looks so fabulous.

We wanted to create a work space in the living room. That’s why we decided to create a hidden desk in the IKEA IVAR cabinet.

The house we’re renting has a poorly lit bathroom vanity mirror. My idea was to use a picture frame filled with LED lights and hung from the mirror.

IKEA TRONES shoe cabinet is perfect for the bathroom and hallway. I turned it into a key cabinet for our hallway and a laundry sorter for our bathroom.

Make a compact, portable ironing setup with this IKEA hack that turns the JÄLL ironing board and RÅSKOG trolley into the ultimate mobile ironing cart.

Turn IKEA shelves into a stylish hidden bar with this genius hack. Smart storage meets speakeasy vibes.

A simple effective hack. We used a single KALLAX unit and transformed it into a combination nightstand and small side table.

Transform an IKEA KALLAX into a practical lift-top coffee table with storage. This DIY IKEA hack adds function and flair to small living rooms and spaces.

This hack is worth checking out if you’re on the prowl for a more pulled-together, sophisticated entryway storage. This idea would also work well to supercharge your storage in an underutilized hallway.

Claire successfully joined the two different IKEA cabinet units together into a living room built-in. Finished with a dose of derring-do.