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My storage situation was not working so I got a cheap IKEA dresser, painted it, added mosaic stickers, new knobs, a side organizer for recipes, some risers and voila!!! This was so much fun to do (and looking at the top, I might need to do it again REAL soon)
Awesome Ikea Rast Chests Get Hacked In Style
Awesome Ikea Rast Chests Get Hacked In Style
If you want personalized furniture which you can build on a budget, then Ikea is the perfect place to look for parts. A lot of pieces allow multiple configurations and designs to be created. For example, take a look at these Ikea Rast hack projects. They’re all focused around the same element and yet each design is different and unique.
Nailhead & Marble Ikea Rast Hack.
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Ikea rast hack diy
This week I had time to try out another Ikea hack with the Rast. Read more...
ikea rast DIY
After three months of woodworking classes this summer, I briefly entertained the idea of trying to make a replacement myself. Maybe one day, but after one box and one small end table, I'm definitely not there yet.
So what should one do when they can't afford to buy/make the piece they really want? Buy another cheap replacement and do your damnedest to make it look like something nice. It may have another two-year shelf life, but it's functional, pretty and exactly what I needed.
Before: Ikea Rast 3-drawer chest ($35)
After: ($15 for stain + polyurethane, $60 for anthropologie knobs)
At $110, I'm pretty happy with how this came out. Plus, despite the dresser's two-year life expectancy, the knobs should be usable for years to come.
