Who doesn't love some good IKEA hacks? We've rounded up several simple ones to give you some inspiration for your space.
8 Innovative IKEA Hacks to Try
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IKEA Sideboard Hack
DIYer Janina used the IKEA Hyllis shelf unit to create a sideboard for her living room. Her final product is a testament to the versatility of these IKEA hacks. With a little creativity, you really can create anything.
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IKEA Office Desk Hack
When it was time for an office makeover, the blogger at Keeps On Ringing purchased an IKEA butcher block tabletop, steel legs and file cabinets. They used these to create a one-of-a-kind work space. If you’re looking to replicate their success, just hang some artwork and you’ll have a space you’ll look forward to working in.
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IKEA Shelf Hack
For a custom floating shelf look, one DIYer from  The House on Stanford took IKEA Lack shelves and hung them on the wall. For a little extra support and a unique look, she added L-brackets. This is a happy medium if you want custom shelving but don’t feel confident building your own.
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Activity Table IKEA Hacks
When blogger Aimee, aka The Crazy Craft Lady, needed a storage solution for her child’s toys, she turned to IKEA. She took the Trofast frame and Trofast storage boxes, along with the IKEA Linnmon table top and created this activity table complete with a storage area.
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IKEA Couch Hack
When the writer at Root Simple felt his IKEA Karlstad couch needed some repair, he made some new arms for the couch that were not only sturdy, but cat-friendly. It’s a clever way to create furniture that can stand up to the wear and tear of your furry friends.
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IKEA Cabinet Hacks
You can use IKEA cabinets, such as the Besta, to create a media center. This hack is one of the most versatile options out there. No matter what kind of storage you need to incorporate, you’re sure to find some shelving units that are a good base. From there, just plan out the layout and the finishing touches.
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IKEA Dollhouse Hack
One DIYer took the IKEA Billy bookcase, along with some screws, glue, paint and beadboard, and transformed it into a dream dollhouse. A project like this takes some planning and confidence, but it’s a memorable gift for the doll enthusiast in your life.
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IKEA Headboard Hack
It was once a desk, now it’s a headboard! Sarah at Pretty Providence used the IKEA Linnmon desk top as a desk until she no longer had room for it. Then she realized that the desktop fit perfectly as a headboard for her queen-sized bed. She used tape to create stripes and attached it to the wall. You could also try painting the headboard with your favorite paint.
