Craft furniture

Talk about a multipurpose home solution

I'm totally smitten by this collection of upcycled furniture. Made using repurposed found objects, the furniture has a highly original yet timeless feel that is simply beautiful.

Genius ideas to solve your craft room storage woes. With a bit of IKEA hacking, you can make it to store all your craft supplies.

We wanted an IKEA wardrobe as a coat rack at our entryway. Our DIY rattan doors made it look more like a cabinet than a wardrobe.

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The craft corner is perhaps the most used area of the house, certainly by the girls that is. If we had to get rid of every single toy, as long as the supply cupboard was well stocked, I'm not sure Nancy and Eula would be all that concerned, it's a very industrious corner, a constant flurry of activi

Ah the milk crate, the original building block for DIY furniture. Milk crates are often abused in a design sense by students looking for cheap – read free – storage solutions. But we’ve always known they could be so much more which is why we were so excited when we saw Tasmanian furniture designer Simon Ancher’s clever milk crate stool. With the simple addition of a wooden ‘top’, the crate is transformed into an attractive comfortable seat.

Everything looks more interesting if it has an eye-catching or a familiar shape. The cube is a versatile shape which can be applied to a large variety of

In my latest project, I tackled an issue that many craft enthusiasts can relate to: the chaos of storing small, yet essential items like embossing powders. My solution? A Wicked Cool Ikea Kallax Carousel Spinner, ingeniously designed to fit right into my Kallax cube!