Weve been writing about Ikea hacks for several years and they have certainly evolved a lot over that time.
We love Ikea hacks obviously!
But what do you think?
Here are several recent hacks that might just tip you over the edge in becoming an Ikea hacks fan!
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They have surrounded the whole thing with sheets of plywood to give it some added strength and presence.
The dark grey paint job to fit into the colour scheme of the room completes the transformation perfectly.
Marble Topped Dining Table
This table cost less than 80 ($100).
It is a combination of the cheapest Ikea dining table (Ingo) and some Ikea hacks mastery!
Sometimes the best Ikea hacks are the simplest!
Black and Wood Night Stand
Well, it seems we do love our dark rooms!
This gorgeous Ikea hack from Lick uses an Ikea Malm nightstand, painted black and covered with wooden slats.
It is the perfect design for a media unit, celebrating the retro feel of the room.
They have made cut-outs in the cabinet doors to add a sheet of cane webbing.
The shape of the cut-out is what give the unit a bit of character.
Again, simple Ikea hacks can produce amazing results!
Glamorous Dressing Table
We love the effort put into this gorgeous dressing table.
The console is made up of two Ivar cabinets fitted together and painted a lovely dark green colour.
Cane Fronted Cabinet
We do love a bit of cane webbing in our Ikea hacks.
The contrast between the dark coloured doors frames and the cane webbing is gorgeous.
This wonderful idea of using an Ikea Milsbo glass cabinet as an indoor greenhouse is perfect!
It can be so simple to add some terrazzo to your home decor!
Clever Dowel Shelves
This Ikea hack has been included for sheer ingenuity!
It uses the Ikea Osbit plate holder as shelving brackets.
The shelves are made from scraps of wood, painted white.
Giant Industrial Mirror
Who doesnt want a giant industrial mirror against their wall?
This amazing hack from The Sorry Girls makes it achievable for everyone to create a giant mirror like this.
It uses the Ikea Lots mirror panels which are around 7 ($8) for 4.
The whole project is very inexpensive in comparison to trying to buy this kind of mirror.
This is one of our favourites, with wooden chevron-patterned drawer fronts.
The combination of wood and white is always a winner!
Admittedly, these are probably not child-proof!
But they do look amazing!
Wood Slat Surround Cabinet
We do love our wooden slats!
This lovely Ikea hack uses a very basic Ikea bookcase, surrounded by wooden slats.
Its a very simple effect that looks very upmarket.
Gorgeous Kids Bedroom Storage
This is a simply stunning kids bedroom setup shown on Living Etc.
They have used several Ikea furniture pieces such as the Billy bookcase, Platsa units and Hjalpa drawers.
A fire guard is one of those things.
They have simply created a couple of panels with rainbow-shaped patterns to attach to the side of the cot.
You could go wild with any design of your choice in the same way!
Geometric Drawers
Geometric patterns always give a great impact to any piece of furniture.
The addition of simple wooden legs to the base give the unit a bit more height and elegance.
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