Ikea

Look beyond the Allen wrench.

Part of the beauty of IKEA products is how customizable they are when it comes to DIY home endeavors.

“It was as boring as a room could possibly be,” this homeowner says of the “before.” The “after” is the complete opposite.

Rather than using it for laundry, he uses each hook to secure a propagation tube and growing plant cutting.

“It just elevated that small space to another level that I did not expect.”

This kitchen is seriously unrecognizable but still fits in with the rest of the home.

This bathroom is a colorful, eclectic mix of high-end pieces and secondhand upcycles.

She even used some popular IKEA pieces.

“Cloffices” aren’t just for adults.

The new cook space isn't just beautiful — its reimagined layout makes it more functional, too.

A mid-century piece became a modern and functional "flo-denza."

Give this high-traffic spot an upgrade.

The whole redo is packed with small, smart changes that make a big difference.

Looking to paint IKEA furniture? Get this DIYer's tips first.

You'd never know it was this DIYer's first-ever furniture flip based on how sophisticated the "after" looks! Read for tons of great beginner-friendly advice.

It’s been a must-have for me from college dorms all the way to home ownership.

Tons of time-saving tips from a seasoned DIYer ahead!

You’d never guess this piece of furniture was once a standard IKEA bookcase.

This might be one of the easiest IKEA hacks we've ever seen.

The headboard is a highlight, but this redo is simply packed with clever DIYs and hacks.

Fairytale home library? Yes, please.

Planning ahead was the key in this six-step transformation.

No matter how small your kitchen, it still has big potential.

This hack features an affordable DIY material you'll want to add to cart.

These new releases are some of the best IKEA has to offer in terms of affordability, practicality, and hack potential.

When this homeowner's dream media cabinet was out of stock (and $5,000) she hacked her old IKEA BESTA to get the look she was after.

Make the most of the solid wood IVAR line with these inventive hacks.

Not just the kitchen.

All in, the project cost $120. Not bad for its sophisticated new look!

The new space is gorgeous — but it's plenty practical, too.

Grab your nearest Allen wrench!

The fresh upgrades include $15 furniture feet, edge banding, black paint, and some contemporary brass hardware.

This homeowner's project cost her $0 because she used what she already had. But even if you had to buy all new supplies, your project total will come in under $100.

You can pull it off for under $15.

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