Bathroom storage is great for organizing items but making the cabinet your own by adding fabric will really make it stand out (in a good way). Take for instance, Ask Dzign's IKEA Vattern cabinet. She lined the door with interesting IKEA fabric that goes great with the framed print and red accent towels. More of Ask Dzign's easy fabric DIY ideas after the jump.
Ask Dzign uses playful IKEA fabric to make simple cafe curtains in the kitchen.
Letting light in, a sheer panel curtain makes the ceilings seem higher.
Before and After
Ask Dzign brings her grandmother's mid-century Drexel dining chairs up to date (recovered in Amy Butler fabric).
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Comments (4)
I love the fabric in the cabinet! I also love the poster
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The chairs look nice. Good job!
Love the chairs. I used the same sheer IKEA panel to give my bedroom wall some texture and I LOVE it. It makes the room much taller and doesn't contrast too much. And I had just enough to adhere inside the window of our small bathroom cabinet (like in the first picture). Worked great for 14 bucks.
Can I get some more details about the cabinet i the first photo? I can't find it on the ikea website. Thanks