Ikea hack

Discover 21 creative IKEA Malm hacks for a unique, personalized look. From painting to adding handles, stickers, and more. Transform your Malm today!

Use these IKEA projects to organize home on a low budget. These IKEA hacks are fun to try and you can use them to organize every room in the house.

Stunning Ikea hacks before and after their transformations. See the difference you can make to Ikea products with some incredible Ikea hacks.

There are so many great Ikea Kallax hacks out there but which are the best? We've brought together the very best Ikea Kallax hacks for you in one place. You can create so many gorgeous and practical pieces of furniture with an Ikea Kallax.

It’s no secret that IKEA is a gold mine for affordable, hackable home decor. And in its massive catalog, there are a few tried-and-true favorites that always seem to rise to the top. These classics are classics for a reason: From the storage-packed BILLY bookcase to the endlessly customizable BEKVAM spice rack, they’re all super versatile in terms of both function and style.

Tour a two-bedroom home in Vancouver that spotlights some of the best IKEA hacks we've ever seen

Founded in 1943, the Swedish giant Ikea has changed the way we shop design and furniture forever. In a rapidly evolving industry where new trends are born every day, while new products emerge to improve our lives, Ikea has remained relevant for almost 80 years with its solid fanbase.

You wont believe these hacks are from Ikea. Creating amazing unique spaces with Ikea furniture. Hacks you cant miss. #ikeahacks #ikea #ikeakitchen #kitchenhomedecor

We wanted an IKEA wardrobe as a coat rack at our entryway. Our DIY rattan doors made it look more like a cabinet than a wardrobe.

September is Transformation Month at Apartment Therapy! That means we’re sharing stories about home transformations — from big renovations to tiny tweaks — all month. Head over here to see them all!When it comes to mid-century design, you might be most familiar with the avocado green upholstery and tapered teak legs of mid-century modern furniture. But there was another design hit of that era that’s both divisive and poised for a comeback: Brutalism.