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You don't have to go far from the city in order to get lost in nature. This stunning provincial park near Toronto transforms into a fall dreamland and you can wander through landscapes of red and orange.
Somewhere, somehow, there is a person still wandering around lost in Ikea.
I have a great Ikea hack for you guys today!! This one is my favorite, and Curtis and I have hacked a lot of Ikea stuff in our years together. The reason this one is my fave is because you would never know that this was a piece of Ikea furniture to start with! We needed a TV console to go under our new 75" television, but finding anything that big was going to be very expensive. I already had 2 Ikea Kalax units under the TV for storage, but it looked lost and didn't provide much of a focal p
This week, we learned … … there's a lost continent in the Indian Ocean. How do you lose a continent? What’s a microcontinent? How’d scientists find the lost continent? … how Ikea names products. What kind of supply chain does Ikea have? … a medieval skeleton is offering clues about how leprosy spread…
Now the second gift: Ikea Stuff Pack extras in Anna’s Colors. The set include three items: -Benno TV Set (pre-order bonus, mesh included) -Benno coffee table (Maxis Lost & Found, mesh can be found...
Built-ins... I love a good built-in. We just had our basement finished and before we even had a blueprint, I knew I’d want built-ins down there. I wanted shelves to have all of our books out and honestly, to style! This wasn't our first rodeo using IKEA cabinets to make a DIY built-in. We had done this refresh in our family room several years back with an IKEA kitchen cabinet + drawers. I considered doing floor to ceiling bookshelves but decided I really wanted the hidden storage that cabinets bring. The basement is our game + puzzle space now and I wanted to be able to organize all those nicely but out of sight. This little set in nook in our basement was already there and this one room has the lowest ceilings in the basement just due to all the ducts above. So we were working within some very specific measurements. I started looking at different bookshelf + cabinet options and kept coming back to the Brimnes – I love the look. It just so happens that 5 of them would fit perfectly in this space. Guys, this was down to like a quarter of an inch, we weren’t sure it was going to work until we actually had them in there. If your space’s measurements aren’t this close, that’s OK because you can always add trim on the sides to cover some of that extra empty space. Because our space was SO tight, the cabinet doors on either end can’t be opened. However, the space is still accessible through the other door. I switched out the white plastic handles that came with these cabinets for some modern, black metal pulls and it elevated these cabs big time. The holes do come pre-drilled so keep that in mind. Side note, IKEA also offers the Brimnes with glass doors. I really love the look but for me, this storage was all about function and I knew nothing I put in these cabinets was going to be pretty enough to be shown off. They come in a black + a dark gray and I almost did a dark, moody wall but with this area being the darkest space in our basement already, I did not want to create a cave, but I’d really love to see someone else create this with a more moody look (+brass pulls!) ! Once I had my cabinets selected, I had to figure out bookshelves that would work with the cabinets and in the space. I looked all over but kept coming back to the trusty old Billy bookcase from IKEA. Truly, I could find anything close when it came to price that fit our space. I really love the look of the BESTA options at IKEA if those work with your measurements! I tried all sorts of combinations with the different BILLY options but I couldn’t cover the entire wall with bookshelves because of our measurements. I chose this set up because I felt a smaller space in the middle would look odd. Are you ready for my biggest hack with this?! I flipped the bookcases over so the bottom was at the top. That's it, ha! This allowed the shelf to go right against the counter which was more the clean look I wanted, also the unused space at the top would be covered with trim. The only drawback was the moon shaped cut outs in the back of the shelves and the gray screws were then on the bottom. Decor covered most up and I used a white paint pen so you don’t notice the gray screws. We attached the bookshelves to each other and to the wall. Installing the base cabinets took a lot of leveling because we were working with an uneven concrete floor. We added trim to the bottom as I didn’t like the look of the indent on the Brimnes and added trim to the top as well. I opted for a simple trim but crown moulding would be another great option. I caulked along the trim and wall to cover gaps because our ceiling, although brand new, wasn’t perfectly straight (is anyone’s?!). I painted the upper and lower trim to match the shelves + cabinets. Years ago, I painted my daughter’s bedroom furniture to match her Kallax cubes from IKEA and found the perfect paint color to match - “Muslin White” Glidden paint from Home Depot. Sure enough, this color worked perfectly to paint the trim to match. If I just saved you hours and tons of paint samples, you are welcome! We have a TV on the opposite wall so I didn’t need this middle open wall space for a TV. I took the opportunity to bring in some peel + stick wallpaper. If I had planned ahead, I would have told the drywallers to leave this wall smooth to make the wallpaper easier to hang up. But since I was dealing with knockdown texture, I used a little adhesive spray to help it adhere. This was my first time using peel + stick wallpaper and I found it to be really easy. Built Ins Cost Breakdown: IKEA Brimnes Cabinets (5): $79 each, total $395IKEA Billy Bookcases: $19 for narrow(2), $29 each for wider option (2), total $96Pulls (10): $3.62 each, total on sale $29.33Trim: $30Paintable white caulk: $2 Total: $552.33 Wallpaper: Adhesive spray $8.99 ($5.40 after coupon) Peacock wallpaper $4.10 / sq foot Tools required: LevelPower drillScrewdriverMiter saw (to cut trim)Brad nailer (to attach trim)Paint + brush for trim As a regular IKEA shopper, I am going to leave you with my hard-learned tips for an easy IKEA trip: You can check items on the website to see if they are in stock. It is very accurate so plan your trip accordingly. Wear tennies - no joke, the carts at IKEA have a mind of their own, if you're in your trusty flip flops you will be sliding across those concrete floors. Screenshot your IKEA family barcode so it's easy to pull up at check out. Before you enter the store - THIS IS KEY - BEFORE you enter, get all logged into their WIFI. Trust me, or you'll be lost in the Land of IKEA with no way to contact the outside world or check your phone for item locations. Happy shopping! You can always check out my Pinterest for links to items used in this post.
#NeverForget15years and More Today in the News 9/11/2016 Today's Recap: Cambi was at IKEA with Hans Greenawalt who showed her how to get ready and all into Fall with organization and fall trends. Cambi was at the 7th Annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. Keeping the Vow to Never Forget the Firefighters of 9/11 who lost their…
All about IKEA in Japan: the food, popular products, life at home, coworkers, trending social media campaigns and more!
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Japan is a land known for its lack of space. Tiny apartments, capsule hotel rooms and narrow roads are just a few things that call to mind the scarcity of open areas in the country’s cities – and if you are into cars this can be a tough thing to deal with. Here, sometimes it’s hard enough finding …
It is proven that horror movies manipulate our brain activity and as a result, we feel a whole palette of emotions while watching them. They scare us, excite us, fascinate us, and entertain us the same way skydiving, roller coasters, and true crime documentaries do. Virginia-based artist Ed Harrington was fascinated by this genre since he was a child, so he decided to create an exciting series with his favorite horror movie characters. Scroll down for Bored Panda’s interview with an artist!
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