10 Awesome DIY IKEA Hacks for Kids’ Room Lighting
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Even though most agree that IKEA designs are already pretty great (for the price especially), that doesn’t stop creative people from putting their own spin on the products. Lighting in particular is fun to tweak, and a good way to add extra personality to your child’s room. Here are ten really great projects to inspire you…
TOP ROW
Nieves de Tokyo hacked the
MASKROS to make this really cute light from cut paper snowflakes in a bunch of colors.
3. An IKEA PS Lamp went over to the dark side with this great project seen on
4. Although this is in a Laetitia Lazerges living room (on
Design*Sponge), it would be great in a children’s room or nursery.
5. Also from
Mommo-Design (Rosandra has a tons of great projects on her site, which you should definitely check out) is this super cool Spiderman lamp using a figurine and some netting.
BOTTOM ROW
6. Mette of
Monster Circus made this fabric flower lamp, which would work with the
HEMMA cord kit.
7. For $10, you can dress up the MELODI in any design you choose, with a little Modge Podge. Kristin posted this one, which uses some IKEA napkins to boot, to
8. I believe the REGOLIT was used a base for vintage children’s book illustrations from
9. You kid can help make this LEGO lamp, built around a. From
10. And this is an old FADO hack, also from
IKEA Hackers, but it was new (and very funny) to me, so I’m passing it on…