Ikea kitchen trolley hack

Meg of Oliver and Rust was in need of extra counter space in her kitchen and came across a butcher block kitchen island from Williams-Sonoma that fit her needs – just not her budget. Meg turned to DIY and was struggling to get a plan together until she laid

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Our favourite room in our new house is by far the kitchen. We previously lived in a new build, which was lovely but a little pokey (although perfect for our first home) and the kitchen was a very s…

Materials: FÖRHÖJA kitchen cart, EKBY TRYGGVE 47 7/8X11" shelf, three 1 1/2" hinges, left and right hinge supports, scrap wood

When we moved to Canada, I loved the rental we found, but hated the lack of counter-space. IKEA has "kitchen carts"--but none of them had adequate surface on t…

I bought this Ikea trolley on ebay and when my husband brought it home I noted that the butchers block timber top was all separating. Luckily for me, my neighbo…

Let’s face it we all own something from Ikea in our homes. We’ve all still got useful furniture that we can’t bear to throw out but it really doesn’t go with our current hom…

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