Simply when you mastered your house's most menacing design challenges (lack of storage, too little light, excessive light ...), it's time to move and do it all over again. You might seem like you've been encumbered an interior design Rubik's Cube-- you've got all the pieces (the dressers, the side tables, the lights), but can't quite work out how to organize everything effortlessly.
Well, picture if Rubik let you include a fresh coat of paint ... and possibly a couple of extra squares. That's basically the thinking behind these IKEA hacks for current movers. Rethink an old piece of furniture or create something totally new on the inexpensive to celebrate your new area ...
Easy Cooking Area Organization
Moving is the best opportunity to vow that you'll never ever let your kitchen or kitchen area cabinets fall into disarray once again (location your right-hand man on a cardboard box and swear it). To assist keep your guarantee, try this hack from Home Apothecary, which repurposes Knuff magazine submits as mounted cooking area organizers. They're ideal for long boxes, such as aluminum foil or wax paper.
A Little Yet Stylish Information
Make your old wall mounts seem like brand-new in your old space with a statement-making paint task. Here, Paper & Stitch took a pack of Bumerang wall mounts and gave 'em a fast color to magically make them an artsy accessory that'll rival even your preferred thing awaiting your closet.
A Repurposed Dresser
You can also get imaginative with bigger pieces. If you wind up with an extra cabinet after the move, provide it a remodeling and move it to the living or dining room. Here, with the help of paint, flat corners, and new pulls, a RAST dresser becomes a project chest.
Entryway Storage
A new house indicates a new entrance, and if yours is doing not have in the storage department, attempt including an updated Hemnes shoe cabinet. This one by Jen from iHeart Organizing has been offered an advanced gray paint task, plus vintage-style ring drawer pulls.
Integrated Bookshelves
So, your new spot has whatever you imagined ... well, practically whatever. If you had your heart set on built-ins, however it just didn't happen, you can hack your method to excellence. Take a look at how Gwen from The Makerista turned a few BILLY racks into a built-in for a book fan. This project will take some time (so possibly wait 'til after you have actually unpacked your tooth brush), but the end result is remarkable. Get all the information at The Makerista.
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