You just need some chalk paint, semi-transparent wax, and paintbrushes to take IKEA items from new and simple to full of character. First, you'll want to purchase a new IKEA item or gather any ...

If a leather sofa, armchair, ottoman, or other hide-covered furniture appears to be on its last legs, don’t kick it to the curb just yet! You can learn how to paint leather and restore its ...

Because once you discovered Google Lens, you've started stopping every time you see a piece of furniture on the curb. View ...

changing cabinetry entirely [or] adding new furniture, they can start with giving the room an entirely new look with a few fresh coats of paint,” advises Dennis Fiorilli, director of product ...

If you want to paint your LACK shelves, make sure to follow these tips for painting IKEA furniture the right way. 2. Hack wall-mounted nightstands. The headboard featured in this Toronto condo’s ...

Another bold ombre dresser is Van Anh Langelaan ’s in her 480-square-foot Dutch apartment. Her seafoam green starts at the ...

Kids bored again? Try these DIY kid activities that are anything but passive. Burn energy with an indoor parkour track, design a cell phone case, or draw on the walls with (removable) chalk wallpaper.

Save money and create a sense of achievement by taking on these easy DIY jobs yourself – but leave the skilled tasks to the ...

Swedish furniture retailer Ikea is planning to enter the online used furniture business. This was reported by the Financial Times (FT) on Monday. Ikea wants to set up the online platform Ikea ...

STOCKHOLM - Swedish flatpack furniture retailer Ikea said Aug 26 it had launched an online marketplace for its second-hand furniture, enabling customers to sell directly to each other.

Paint bubbling on walls is an unattractive, oftentimes surprising outcome that many DIY painters face after completing a paint job. But what causes it? “When paint on walls appears to bubble, it ...

But now, researchers report a durable chalk-based coating that cools the air underneath treated fabric by up to 8 degrees Fahrenheit. Evan D. Patamia, a graduate student at the University of ...