Ikea Hackers
IKEA Hackers began in 2006 as a personal blog dedicated to highlighting amazing IKEA hacks from around the globe. Over the years, it has transformed into a vibrant community where you can find inspiration, featuring incredible furniture makeovers, DIY guides, upcycling ideas, and tips for personalizing flatpack furniture. On IKEA Hackers, you'll discover a daily source of inventive DIY projects and the newest updates from the popular Scandinavian furniture retailer, IKEA.
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1 week ago |
ikeahackers.net | Jules Yap
Just when you thought the RÅSKOG had the utility cart game on lock, IKEA drops the LOSHULT — a sleek, pine-wood beauty with serious hack potential. Compact yet roomy, minimalist but full of personality, LOSHULT isn’t just a cart. It’s your next project waiting to happen. Need a bar cart for Friday nights? A charging dock by Monday? A plant stand, snack trolley, or pet palace in between? LOSHULT rolls with it, literally.
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2 weeks ago |
ikeahackers.net | Jules Yap
It’s the one collection all others are measured against: the STOCKHOLM, otherwise known as the “best of IKEA”. On April 10, this premier collection will unveil another 96 pieces that promise to push IKEA’s boundaries of democratic design. This new drop, marking the eighth edition, celebrates the 40th anniversary of STOCKHOLM and is set to be the largest collection yet.
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1 month ago |
ikeahackers.net | Jules Yap
Jeff Richards has found a simple yet effective solution for vinyl record collectors who use IKEA’s Kallax cubes to store their albums. With just a few inexpensive materials and minimal effort, Jeff has created the KALLAX Vinyl Record Shelf Stopper, a hack that prevents records from sliding too far back in the cubes.
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2 months ago |
ikeahackers.net | Jules Yap
JUMO found a clever and practical solution for hanging clothes and storing shoes on his entryway wall. This easy-to-make hack is perfect for those looking to maximize space and keep shoes off the floor. His motivation was straightforward: during a home renovation, he needed a way to keep clothing off unfinished walls. “I didn’t want our jackets to touch an unfinished wall, and get dirty,” he explained. The result? A clean, minimalist storage solution that requires minimal tools and materials.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
ikeahackers.net | Jules Yap
If you've ever bought a piece of furniture that fell apart within a year, welcome to the club. Thankfully, I've been adventurous enough to find some IKEA hidden gems that are absolutely worth every penny. These aren't just affordable pieces; they're durable, functional, and stylish additions to any home that will stand the test of time. IKEA has long been known for its low-price, assemble-it-yourself furniture, but not all IKEA products are created equal.
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