TOP ROW:
1. Before & After: Molly's IKEA Rast Turned Campaign Chest
2. Before & After: IKEA Changing Table into Home Office Desk
3. Before & After: The DIY IKEA Office Organizer
4. Before & After: Bet You Can't Guess What This IKEA Malm was Converted Into
5. Before & After: IKEA Malm Gets an Upholstered Ombre Makeover
BOTTOM ROW:
6. Before & After: Anna's Take on the IKEA Rast
7. Lizzie's Wallpapered IKEA Lack Table
8. Before & After: IKEA Granas Table Gets a Rustic Makeover
9. Before & After: From Ikea Basic to a Vintage-Look Card Catalog
10. Before & After: Urban Outfitters Inspired Nightstands
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Solid hackery everyone!!
if anyone needs MORE Lack-Hackery, here are my sassy LACK HACK Ottomans
http://interiorsbykenz.com/ikea-lack-hack-ottoman/
How about putting the after pics here? I can't click on ten posts just to check these out. Too much clicking!
I did a RAST this year too! With leather handles. http://doggieeyes.blogspot.com/2012/01/rast.html
So many good RASTs out there!
Yeah, cool idea for a post but way too much clicking! It would be nice to see the before and afters in the same place.
you guys are gifted!
I turned some Hemnes bookshelves into a built in!
http://www.no29design.com/2012/04/built-ins-part-one.html
We complete our Rast hack last month.
Our Rast Hack
They double as bedside tables.
Was thinking the same thing Griffin! Lure me in with the fab after pics
Oh, jeez, really?? Clicking is harrrrrrrrd? Silly rabbits... This post is probably not for you, anyway--if you can't be troubled to keep track of your clicks, assembling this stuff isn't going to happen for you either. Just employ the desktop version of IKEA assembly that has always worked for me in the past: clear about twice as much workspace as you think you'll need, and spread out (read: open in separate tabs). Thanks for collecting all this stuff in one post, AT!
I upholstered an entire Rast with linen fabric! Turned out great!
http://helloboudreau.blogspot.com/2012/11/ikea-rast-hack_29.html
Well don't go on Saveur...you'd tear your hair out over there!