Ikea

This redo brings a whole new vibe to this gray dresser.

Move over, Swedish meatballs.

This renter-friendly redo has a great solution for brightening up a retro wood-paneled space.

A cheery blue paint color and statement-making wallpaper came in clutch.

Give your memories the oversized treatment.

Because the DIYers already owned the plywood and the base of the bench, the project was basically free.

The secret sauce? Molding.

“We have SO much more storage now — we actually have more storage than we need (although I'm sure we'll fill it all eventually)!” this homeowner says.

Make every square inch count with these six easy-to-follow IKEA hacks.

BILLY bookshelves are the secret ingredient in this living room makeover.

And it only cost $20.

This tiny A-frame kitchen’s redo is timeless and small-space efficient.

The design expert's goal was to make an empty space beside her refrigerator more practical by adding in more storage.

Stylish storage for the win.

Wooden serving bowls? As furniture feet? Groundbreaking (really!).

A low-budget IKEA product, plus a little bit of paint, were the perfect sleek solutions for an awkward spot in this house.

Will IKEA’s change to its iconic BILLY bookcase make IKEA hacks harder? Here’s what DIYers think.

It just might be one of the most impressive KALLAX transformations to date.

For just $20 or under.

A five-week project using IKEA IVARs and a discount fireplace totally transforms this blank white box.

This DIY will leave you with an entryway that catches eyes (and shoes).

This smart entryway redo is from YouTuber Alexandra Gater’s first book — and she gave Apartment Therapy an exclusive look at the project.

Read on to get inspo for your next outdoor project, and then grab an Allen wrench and roll up your sleeves to hack your way to a cozy and beautiful outdoor space.

There’s a smart IKEA hack in this bedroom redo, too.

The new space is a grown-up secret clubhouse that goes all-out with bold design.

This reno only took five days.

Want to add some trendy bouclé fabric to your home without paying hundreds of dollars? As usual, an IKEA hack might just be the solution you need.

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.