Give the Lack a bit of time

 

Materials: Lack side table

Description:
A clock, built from the top of the same table (Lack). Rough-grit sanding is necessary for the paint to stick. The back (which was the bottom side of the table) was routed out with a Dremel rotary tool and filled with clock parts purchased online.

See more of the Lack side table clock.

~ Charles Crawford, http://crawfordcreativestudio.com

One legged lamp stand

Materials: One leg from a Lack side table

Description:
It's a lamp with a textile electrical cord, hand built from the leg of a LACK side-table.

See more of the textile electrical cord lamp.

~ Charles Crawford, http://crawfordcreativestudio.com

Coffee table with Bjarnum legs

Materials: Bjarnum

Description: Coffee table with Bjarnum shelf brackets for legs.

~ Clay Nunnally

Hacking Antilop for the bath

Materials: Antilop

Description: From table with legs to bath without, Antilop is a winner!!

~ Teresa

Eye candy: An Ikea furnished home office

Description: There's no hack here. So, you don't need to go hunting for it. I just wanted to feature this classy home office and enjoy a little breather from hacking. All the furniture in the this office is from Ikea and paired beautifully with other accents. Love. I could work for hours in this space. ~ Jules

See more at the office stylist.

~ Sayeh Pezeshki of TheOfficeStylist.com

Funky Pax room divider

Materials: Pax

Description: I'm glad to show you my ikea hack! Mine it's a 42sqm room that I had to divide into a day and night zone without building any wall!

I decided to buy a huge Pax wardrobe and put it in the center of my room! I assembled a Pax component with a 90degrees rotation and left it without door: now it's my bookshelf!

Then I bought an Ikea cloth to cover the wardrobe back and my old grandparents wooden bedhead.

~ Elisa, Rome, Italy.

Jokkmokk angled vanity

Materials: Jokkmokk

Description: We took my old Jokkmook table and used it as the vanity in our new bathroom. The table was about 6 years old. We sold off the old chair and cut the table so it would fit in the angled corner. The sink is from Overstock.com.

Here's a link to the installation.

~ Catherine