Going through a home renovation is actually the worst. Time to take matters into your own hands.
Desiree Ferris
Wardrobe makeover
Give your wardrobe a fresh new look with these creative makeover ideas. From organizing hacks to DIY projects, discover how to revamp your wardrobe and create a stylish and functional space.
I found this ugly dated wardrobe online for a great price so I could not resist! I knew right away what I wanted to do with it but had no idea how much work it…
Debbie Giuliani
Learn how to paint melamine wood - and turn any outdated piece of furniture from drab to fab! Melamine paint not necessary
Szeptacz
Any piece of furniture can be transformed using simple methods. Most of the times, some paint and some new hardware can do the trick. If you feel
Helen Watts
The IKEA SUNDVIK is a sturdy wardrobe made out of solid pine. The style is traditional, timeless and just the right size for a hallway, next to our shoe rack.We wanted to use it as a coat rack but needed it to look less like a wardrobe and more like a cabinet. Adding rattan to the wardrobe doors was the solution. Follow along for more IKEA hacks and DIY home decor ideas!
Miaw
Today I'm sharing with you 10 amazing armoire makeover ideas you can do yourself!
Mary Bennett
Just Moved House But Unable To Shop For Unique Items Due To Lockdown, So We Jazzed Up A Cheap IKEA Wardrobe With Wallpaper.
There’s one thing we’re sure of—nobody was born an interior designer. Yet, that shouldn’t stop you from creating your dream home. Even if you lack skills or don’t have a big budget, there’s plenty that you can do to design a warm and inviting place for you and anyone that comes along.
Elissa Gibson
This IKEA PAX makeover has turned an ordinary furnishing into an elegant built-in closet in a Victorian home. #IKEA #hack #DIY
Whitney Sands
Storage is a big issue in our small home. When I starting thinking about this post and the reason why things change a lot around here, I wanted to research what…
Sharon Willcutt
Welcome to the 586th Metamorphosis Monday! Recently, I was chatting via email with Phyllis who blogs at The Relevant Tea Leaf. She shared pictures of an amazing transformation she and her hubby, Jerry, completed. Phyllis and Jerry, were given this old cedar armoire that was in pretty rough shape. Phyllis had plans for how she wanted to use the armoire, but the original opening was too narrow for her needs. Jerry enjoys carpentry as a hobby so he got to work enlarging the opening. Once that…
Georgia Briscoe