Bar ikea

We wanted a cool bar for a corner of our “library room” (you remember the Gigantic Expedit-Bookcase?). As all prefab bar-furnitures did not fit our needs and/or were too expensive, we decided to build one of our own. Step 1: Find a free corner. Step 2: Buy wall cabinets (because of the lower depth of 33 cm) + interior + legs. For the barkeeper-side we selected the Abstrakt white gloss front. For the barstool-side we got the Askvit glass front […]

Examples of Ikea Bar Cart Hacks to inspire you to get one for your home today. Really easy and cheap Ikea Bar Cart Hacks to try.

IKEA is probably the most recognized furniture brand in the world. It has become a staple during this period of life as it makes affordable furniture and home furnishing choices that are especially favored by those just starting out on their own. Its products also provide the opportunity to be creative.

Throwing one back at home has never been easier. Warning: the third and final installment of Ikea Hacks for The Home Bartender series is photo heavy. That's kinda the point of a photo gallery, right? :) If you haven't noticed by now, I'm obsessed with Ikea. In the first part of this series, I explored 17 different bar cart options. In the second part, I delved into all the organizational options for a built-in bar. It's everything my 20-something-year-old self would have wanted and more. If…

IKEA IVAR hack coming at you! I love a good IKEA hack, and with this flip, I customized the IVAR cabinet and turned it into a modern, high-end drink bar. Let me know what you think!

I wanted to create a rustic bar, but have it be functional. And I also really liked the look of the gray IKEA kitchen cabinets.

A gorgeous DIY home bar from BILLY bookcases. It had been an aim of mine to build myself a bar at home for entertaining friends regularly.

Want to turn boring ikea furniture into sleek stylish and custom made furniture? Check out these great ikea hacks that won't break the bank.

We wanted a cool bar for a corner of our “library room” (you remember the Gigantic Expedit-Bookcase?). As all prefab bar-furnitures did not fit our needs and/or were too expensive, we decided to build one of our own. Step 1: Find a free corner. Step 2: Buy wall cabinets (because of the lower depth of 33 cm) + interior + legs. For the barkeeper-side we selected the Abstrakt white gloss front. For the barstool-side we got the Askvit glass front […]