Do you have a small, unused room in your house with which you are not sure what to do? Tikker @Technicalidea13, also known as honey, transformed a tiny corner in her house into a functional mudroom bank. The best part of this DIY project? It cost them less than $ 550 to bring their idea to life!
Throughout the video, honey shows exactly what you used and the costs for every article. Most items were bought from Ikea, although some were found on Amazon. You can pause for article names and descriptions during the video if you have a mudroom bank in your home DIY recording!
We love this idea and the way it turned out! It is simple, functional and offers storage under the bench for shoes or other objects, while the hooks are perfect for coats, wallets and backpacks. Although @Technicalidea13 have designed the floating shelves with decor, they could also be used for additional storage. And the sub -cabinet lighting? It increases the modern appearance perfectly; It is the cherry above (even if it is technically speaking on the underside)!
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More DIY IKEA ideas
Everywhere Diyers know that shopping at Ikea is affordable, practical and an easy way to bring your ideas to life improvement in the home improvement.
This woman used two IKEA cabinets to create customized bookshelves in her house. The end result was incredible, everything for less than 500 US dollars, although it looks much more expensive. Another creative do-it-yourself used IKEA shelf units to create a console table that became viral.
Another Diyer used an IKEA BREADBOX of 20 US dollars to create a breathtaking side table, and they could never say what it was originally!
Our favorite? This woman used two chests of drawers from Ikea to create a custom -made island in her walk -in closet, which gave us all fainting. And these are just a few examples of DIY -KEA projects that become viral after sharing. Ikea for victory!
This story was originally reported by Parade Home & Garden on August 21, 2025, where it was first published in the news department. Add Parade Home & Garden as a preferred source by clicking here.