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Now, here’s a hack that really makes you do a double-take. I didn’t even recognize the after-pic. Jenna Townsend (@touch.of.townsend) wanted a “lived-in apothecary look” without the high price tag that typically comes with it. She transformed IKEA’s basic TARVA 6-drawer dresser into an antique-style showstopper that looks like a completely different piece of furniture. It’s a...

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A €35 IKEA home data center that’s been running perfectly for 15 years Ever wondered where to hide all those blinking boxes, tangled cables, and humming devices that keep your smart home running? Building a data center doesn’t require a dedicated room or professional setup. This clever IKEA hack transforms a simple IKEA PS cabinet into a fully functional home data center that...

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Just in: The polar vortex is acting up again, and meteorologists are forecasting a colder, snowier stretch than usual in the weeks after Thanksgiving. Translation? It’s officially time to get serious about cozy. I’ve already started my cold-weather ritual: restocking the hot cocoa stash, airing out my snuggly sweaters, and wearing my favorite fuzzy socks. If you’re doing the ...

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A Dutch camper modified her IKEA ANTILOP high chair with shortened legs, creating two seating heights from one chair. The ANTILOP high chair is basically a small kid’s camping essential. We’d bring ours everywhere: picnic tables, camper benches, garden patios. It’s weather-proof, you can hose it down, and it takes up almost no space in your van. But here’s the thing—sometimes...

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When Marlena Schubert’s little girl asked for a dressing table, she jumped into action. The creative mom responded with a super-easy DIY kids vanity. After all, why go out and buy a kids dressing table when you can make one instead (especially when you can do it for under $100)? After strolling through IKEA, Marlena decided on the ELLOVEN monitor riser as the springboard for ...

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