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    Hacking It: 7 New IKEA Hacks that Look High-Class

    Can you believe this came from IKEA?!Can you believe this came from IKEA?!Just when I think I've found all the IKEA hacks possible, I run into even more amazing customizations almost anyone can afford. How could I not be giddy when a MALM dresser magically floats on the wall or an IVAR is transformed into a 19th-century antique? These 5 new IKEA hacks show that big style doesn't have to mean a big budget.











    BESTA Photography Display BESTA Photography Display 1. BESTA Photography Display
    Here's a great home office idea: Display your photography or art in BESTA Glass door cabinets. You could make a collage or display wallpaper. Really, the possibilities are endless.
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    Box O' KARLSTAD Box O' KARLSTAD 2. Box O' KARLSTAD
    Inspired by the design of the $7,000 Autobahn sofa, Susannah Koger built a box around her KARLSTAD sofa using birch plywood. Sleek!
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    HESSUM Stair Runner HESSUM Stair Runner 3. HESSUM Stair Runner
    This gorgeous stair runner was created using eight patterned HESSUM rugs and antique decorative nails.
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    Built-In MALM Dresser Built-In MALM Dresser 4. Built-In MALM Dresser
    Though it looks like an expensive custom addition, this floating storage structure consists of two MALM dressers that are totally within your budget.
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    Card File Drawers Card File Drawers 5. Card File Drawers
    Is than an antique? Nope! These vintage-inspired card file drawers are made of MOPPE craft drawers
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    Mini Greenhouse Mini Greenhouse 6. Mini Greenhouse
    This clever hack is nice for those with a green thumb. Use SAMLA boxes and lids to grow seedlings.
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    Retro Chest of Drawers Retro Chest of Drawers 7. Retro Chest of Drawers
    This retro-colored chest of drawers inspired by Shinzi Katoh is perfect for a kid's room.
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    - By Jan Halvarson
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