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10 Stunning IKEA Hacks from the Pros

A few stunning IKEA hacks and ideas this week, all from either stylists, architects and a magazine. Ten ideas to definitely bookmark and be inspired by. Check them out! And happy Friday! 1. A Modern Coffee Table by vtwonen Make a coffee table using the tops from the FROSTA stools. Good visual instructions. Click here to see. 2. Painted Crates by Livet Hemma The new KNAGGLIG crates get a paint job. Love that blue! Click here to see more. 3. DIY Industrial Cabinet by Livet Hemma The sheet metal IKEA PS cabinet gets a throwback look with a little spray paint in retro colours. 4. Kitchen Shelf by Livet Hemma The EKBY HEMNES / EKBY STILIG shelf painted in the same color as the wall for a discreet look. 5. BIG Reform Kitchen by Bjarke Ingels Group for Reform Have you heard of Reform? A Danish company that has collaborated with leading architect firms Bjakre Ingels Group (BIG), Henning Larson Architects, and Norm Architects to create high end...

DIY | Watercolor Mug

Contributor post by Caitlin of The Merrythought Lately, I've felt like someone could come in and splash some watercolor patterns all over everything I own and I wouldn't mind it one bit. Unfortunately, in a few months, I'm sure I would be a bit annoyed with that decision. So I've been trying to come up with a few ways to add some faux watercolor splashes around my house. Last week, I was watching my cousin give herself a "watercolor" manicure and I thought, that would be a great technique to use on a mug! So I tried it… and it works! What you need: - White Ceramic Mug -Old or Disposable Bowl/Container - Nail Polish

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