13 IKEA Kitchen Decor Hacks
These budget-friendly IKEA kitchen decor hacks make me want to shop IKEA, but the closest store is 3 hours away. I pass right by the Memphis IKEA when visiting family in Arkansas.
Ikea Decor Hacks
An IKEA stop may be in my future. I love to remake or reuse things in a unique way because I can personalize the item to my style.
An IKEA Fascinera cutting board and yarn are used to make a beautiful hanging plant shelf. This is such a clever idea!
Susan from Homeroad found scrap wood on the side of the road and used it to make a really cool bag organizer. She repurposed Vardagen napkins from IKEA. The grain sack style with the wood pig is perfect for a farmhouse kitchen.
Learn how to use inexpensive IKEA brackets and stained wood to make beautiful open shelving for your kitchen. This is a great money-saving hack.
I love this idea for sweet kids aprons made with linen/cotton dish towels from IKEA.. What a great way to make baking with mom or grandma special!
Learn how to burn cork in no time and create cute and custom home decor items or gifts with this DIY tutorial.
This bright and cheery IKEA Bleksopp dish towel at Ikea makes the best tote bag and it is super easy to make!
Transform an IKEA Bekvam step stool with this easy makeover full of charm. The dual-tone color dipping adds a touch of personality, yet remains versatile enough to compliment any room.
Learn how to make unique and fun DIY cutting boards in 10 minutes with this easy IKEA hack. This is such a trendy addition to your kitchen decor.
Use affordable hardware cloth and IKEA Bekvan shelves to create industrial modern kitchen shelves. Check out the awesome wood burned labels that really take this project to the next level.
Lauren from Bless'er House used IKEA Korken jars for keeping dry goods fresh and Byholma baskets to store snacks. The baskets have a gorgeous gray wash on them.
I had a little fun making pretty curtain tiers for my kitchen by repurposing IKEA kitchen towels. I love how they turned out! Curtain clips make these so simple to hang.
Grace from Nesting with Grace came up with a great pantry solution for her kitchen. She repurposed an IKEA shoe cabinet into an efficient pantry! The slim size makes this perfect for a tiny nook.
Wood cutting boards are not only useful, they are also decorative. Instead of keeping them hidden in your kitchen cabinets, hang them from an IKEA curtain rod. It looks great attached to a kitchen island.
If you enjoy baking, try our family favorite cake recipe… Best Homemade Italian Cream Cake And Cream Cheese Icing Recipe
The IKEA stool makeover was so cute. Which was your favorite? Thanks for being here, Kathy
Author:Â Kathy Owen
Kathy Owen is the founder of the home decor blog Petticoat Junktion where she shares tutorials on painting furniture and upcycling thrifty finds into unique home décor. Her DIY projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines. Kathy’s newest website is HappyHomeDIY.com
