40+ Absolutely Genius IKEA Hacks To Make The Most Bang For Your Buck
Who doesn't love Ikea? Ever since it was created in 1943, the Swedish company has forever changed the way we shop for furniture and design our homes.
Do you need a new office set up? Ikea has got your back.
Do you want to remake your entire kitchen? You can find everything you need in Ikea.
From Scandinavian minimalist designs and ready-to-assemble furniture to things that you never knew you needed in your home, Ikea has so much to offer. And what's not to love with that, right?
Fans of the company even create communities and groups to share their interest and love for all things Ikea. One such group is the Reddit community "Ikea Hacks." And there, you can find tons of furniture ideas made out of Ikea products that will blow your mind. It's basically a treasure box for anyone and everyone who loves home improvement and design.
There you can find tricks to create your own library. You can even solutions to make your cat their own space beside your desk so they don't take over your workspace.
Keep scrolling and check out the smartest hacks these people have come up with. And better get ready because they might make you go on a shopping trip.
1. Magnificent floor to ceiling bookshelves made of combined Ikea shelves
2. A cute pet crate for the dog (and cats) made from a Kvistbro table
3. A handy tree table made by cutting a keyhole shape into an end table
4. How to keep the cat off the desk? Make them their own drawer bed
5. A regency gown made from a single duvet cover. It has the perfect 1800s print and it's even 100% cotton.
6. Guest room closet converted into a neat, little craft space
7. A Duktig doll bed and handmade covers made for this little kitty
8. Creative ergonomic window desk
9. Lamp turns into cool mood light with an Ikea basket covering
10. Ikea drawer made more awesome with paint
11. Inverted Ekby Hall Wall brackets to create natural bookends for the shelf
12. Using toilet paper as a pretty cool headphone stand
13. Fancy Ivar hidden desk
14. A whole other level of Ikea hacks plus creativity and resourcefulness
15. Upgrade Kitty's toilet with this Besta Litterbox hack
16. Customized Kullen painted into a Nintendo NES
17. This Fjallbo hacked bar
18. Billy bookcases put together with plywood placed in front to create that built-in look
19. All-recycled little kitchen for kids put together with hot glue, tape, and plenty of imagination
20. Amazing Ikea camping backpack made entirely out of Frakta bags
21. Cute mirror wall built with tons of mirror tiles and some wood
22. Want a shed in your apartment? Here's 42 units of trofast units in a single pax wardrobe
23. Custom made crafting nook in the guest bedroom closet
24. An Hemnes shelf found in the as-is area and upholstered with some fabric to help dogs get onto the bed
25. Ikea kitchen with custom fronts
26. A Sektion, Grimslov, Saljan Top, and Billy bookcase hack
27. Stained Ivar with foldable table
28. A complete and cozy home office made with Eket and Alex cabinets
29. Amazing Rudsta greenhouse cabinet
30. Ceiling is decorated with plants using Fintorp to hang them
31. Give an old Hemnes dresser a touch of paint and it'll look brand new like never before
32. Ikea Ps lamp turned into a snazzy disco ball
33. Improved Ikea wastebaskets. Attach them to the door with a pulley system on the lids.
34. Sliding bookcase built from 2 Ikea Besta bookshelves with 6 casters screwed on a large bottom plate
35. Window benches with storage made from Sektion over Fridge cabinets, 2x4 based with baseboards, and 2x6 appearance boards on top
36. Hemnes bookshelf to create cabinets and shelves
37. Havsta units made to look like built-in shelves
38. Making use of the 3-inch cabinet gaps
39. Get your own indoor greenhouse with a Fabrikor cabinet
40. A classic but well-loved and easy shelf hack
41. Customized Billy bookcase and TV wall centerpiece
42. The Kura made into something a lot more fun
43. Classy and luxurious looking wall panel made of Ikea cabinet doors
44. Old Hemnes Ikea drawer given new life with a little makeover
45. Karlby laundry room counter + cat litter drawer/ custom shoe rack
46. A 3D printer enclosure built from 2 Ikea lack side tables
47. Faux built in Pax wardrobe
48. Kallax made into camping gear storage
49. Perfect Gamleby dad chair
The creativity of all these people is amazing. They basically took Ikea products and made them into something completely their own and something other people would pay a fortune for.
But then again, that's one of the best things about Ikea - it's almost like they built their furniture so you can make them your own in some way. We guess that's why we love Ikea so much.
What was your favorite hack?
