5 IKEA Hacks To Try Using Furniture You Already Have
These transformations are almost too good to be true
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There is no denying that decorating and putting together design pegs for your home can be a lot of fun. In a perfect world, we'd be able to pick out any designer piece we want and have it delivered right to our doorstep. However, the reality is different—if you want an authentic mid-century table for your dining area, you have to be prepared to shell out a huge amount of money.
Don't worry, this doesn't mean you can't get the look for a lot less. The secret? Shopping for basics at IKEA or any affordable home store and the willingness to go the DIY route. Here are some ideas you can try:Â
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