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Once that's wrapped up, add hinged doors (which you've cut to size) to whichever cubes you'd like hidden from view. Materials Needed: BEKVAM kitchen cart, polyurethane adhesive, 2x2-foot marble top, metal towel rack, paint How It's Done: Step 1: Give the entire island (including the wheels) two coats of the paint. Step 2: Attach the towel rack and carefully affix the marble slab to the top with a thin layer of the adhesive. Step 3: Get way pumped you just saved yourself 700 dollars. Materials Needed: KNUFF magazine file, glue or screws How It's Done: This insanely simple trick involves securing one side of the wooden file to the inside of your cabinet. Just make sure you leave enough room that you can stash taller items without catching the top of the door. Materials Needed: KALLAX shelf, set of 2 CAPITA brackets, LINNMON table top, MDF board (optional) How It's Done: Assemble the KALLAX as usual, then mount the LINNMON on top using the brackets on either end.
If you don't want to worry about knocking whatever you've stashed inside the KALLAX's shelves while you're furiously cooking, go ahead and add a piece of cut-to-size white MDF board to the other side. Materials Needed: NYMÖ lamp shades, HEMMA pendant cords How It's Done: To create a pair of these unique fixtures, you'll need to first shred a couple of smaller NYMÖ shades with scissors into long thin strips, then interweave those around a pair of larger NYMÖs. Once you're happy with the look, install the HEMMA pendants to the ceiling as you would normally, and light 'er up. Materials Needed: 2 LÄMPLIG chopping boards, 2 SNIGLAR changing tables How It's Done: Attach two (unused) changing tables together at their sides, top each with its own LÄMPLIG, and boom you've got a whole new spot to cry while you chop onions. Materials Needed: 2 31" BILLY bookcases, 1 15" BILLY bookcase, HAMMARP countertop, beadboard, screws and wood glue How It's Done: Assemble all three of the BILLYs, then secure them to one another with screws.
Next, cover the backside and edges with the beadboard to create a more interesting facade. Once you're happy with how it's looking, adhere the HAMMARP on top. Materials Needed: 12 GRUNDTAL double towel rails, machine screws How It's Done: Show off your premium vino bottles on an empty wall by mounting a series of tiered GRUNDTALs together in an area where they won't get too much sunlight or heat. Materials Needed: 3 SEKTION wall cabinets, bench pad, paint How It's Done: The cabinets shown in this photo are no longer carried by IKEA, but you can achieve the same effect with the SEKTION style. Once you've assembled each, secure them to one another and slightly raise the entire rig on a bed of scrap wood planks. Add a cushion and you've magically created some extra seats to the table and one more glorious napping spot. Materials Needed: SEKTION base drawer unit, 8 ORDNING flatware caddies, plywood, paint (optional) How It's Done: Once you've assembled the SEKTION, cut a piece of plywood to fit as a "lid" on the upper drawer's edges (but can still slide open and close without issues).
Then, cut eight circles into the wood–sized just large enough to fit a single ORDNING caddie–paint it (if you feel like it), and secure the "lid" to the drawer edges. Materials Needed: 1 30" SEKTION base cabinet, 118" SEKTION base cabinet, 1 HAMMARP counter top, and a wine fridge How It's Done: The style of cabinets above is also no longer carried by IKEA, but you can easily duplicate it using the SEKTION series. First, assemble both base cabinets, then bookend your brand new wine fridge with them along an empty wall. Once you're pumped on how it looks, top all three with a HAMMARP counter top and secure it permanently to each of the cabinet tops. Materials Needed: VURM wine rack, 4 pint glasses, chalkboard paint How It's Done: Mount the VURM onto a wall that receives a healthy dose of sunlight during the day, then paint the bottom two inches of each pint glass with the chalkboard paint. Fill each one with a handful of rocks, soil, and the greenery of your choice, and voila!