I must confess: IKEA Poang chair is among my favorite pieces by this brand because it’s modern and stylish, its layer-glued bent birch frame gives comfortable resilience. Soft, durable and easy care leather is practical for families with children. A variety of seat cushion designs makes it easy to change the look of your chair. The high back provides good support for your neck. To sit even more comfortably and relaxed, you can use the armchair together with a Poang ottoman. There are so many advantages, aren’t there? Besides, you may this chair in various spaces and for various purposes as it’s an IKEA piece and such furniture can always be hacked.Where You Can Use IKEA Poang ChairPoang chair may be used in living rooms, nurseries, reading nooks, home offices, dining rooms and of course, terraces and patios. It’s a great relaxing piece that can easily match almost any décor and style due to its versatility.IKEA Poang Chair Hacks To TryPoang chair can be renovated in lots of interesting ways.
The easiest idea is repaint the frame in the color you like to refresh the look of the chair or in case it has some scratches. If you are good at sewing, make a new slipcover for your Poang depending on the interior and décor style you have. You may also add some foam inside to make it a bit softer. Make it nautical, blush, bold, patterned, color blocked (that’s very trendy) or any other you want. Make the frame and the cover contrasting for a cooler look. Add a couple of cushions, faux fur, a sheepskin and you’ll get nearly a new Poang!If you are up for some more profound changes, turn your Poang chair into a rocker! It’ll become even more relaxing this way. An armrest attached to the Poang chair will give you some space for placing your tablet, cup or glasses. Change it completely turning into a hammock-style seating with some faux leather. Wanna see all the possible DIY hacks? The Ikea Poang Chair is one of those pieces of furniture that doesn’t have an extraordinary design yet is interesting enough to stand out.
It’s not over the top but not too simple either. It features the ideal combination of comfort and simplicity. Its casual design allows it to adapt to a variety of décor plus the versatility specific to all Ikea products allows you to include it in all sorts of DIY projects and transformations.Make a custom cover for your Poang chair if the original isn’t interesting enough for your décor or if you want to hide all the years or wear and tear. Find some fabric you want, cut the pieces to size and start sewing them together.The slipcover you make for your Poang chair can feature an interesting and eye-catching pattern or color or it can be simple. Usually, it matches other décor elements in the room such as the bedding, the carpet or the pillows.If you also have the matching footstool, then this duo can easily replace a rocking chair, saving you lots of money. But watch out because that beautiful white shade won’t last forever so you’d better consider making some matching slipcovers.
Once you start to take apart the chair, the whole project may seem like a big mistake but, don’t worry, it will start looking better it no time. The chair will look like a completely new piece of furniture once you’re finished with it, especially if the fabric you choose for the cover is radically different from the original.The Poang armchair is ideal for nursery rooms. It’s comfortable and has a beautiful and delicate design. Plus, the fact that you can customize it with adding slipcovers means you can opt for a lovely pastel hue that matches the nursery walls.Include the Poang chair in the living room where it can be an addition to the sofa and ottoman seating. It would look great in a corner, placed at an angle.Can you imagine yourself in front of this stone fireplace, relaxing in this comfortable chair, with your feet up, resting? That’s a great image.Make the Poang chair the main piece of furniture in your reading corner. Add a comfy cushion and a side table and place the chair in front of a window where there’s plenty of natural light.
Or take it to the bedroom where it would fit perfectly with its casual and simple design. In here, it complements the bedroom’s modern and minimalist décor.Dining Room Chair Seat CoverDiy Chair Seat CoversKitchen Chair CoversCovering Dining ChairsDr ChairSlipcovers I VeDining Chair Slipcovers DiyChairs I MDining Room ChairsForwardKitchen chair slipcovers so I can save my chairs from my kids and cover the stains already there. I like how simple this design is.Get into the hot seat - IKEA Hackers - IKEA Hackers 10min JEFF Chair Refurb September 5th, 2013 | Materials: 1xJEFF Chair and 1m of 75-80mm PVC Pipe Description: Find some discarded folding chairs, this hack should work for any August 16th, 2013 | Materials: Marius Stool, Cilla Chair Pad, GOOP glue, fabric, fabric glue, yarn, needle and thread Description: I purchased a CILLA Chair pad July 31st, 2013 | Materials: 2 Poangs and a shockabsorber Description: Bolted two Poangs to each other and turned an armrest into the very
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