Ikea Hack Tarva Dresser with fabric covered drawers
Our latest and greatest Ikea Hack is here. Check out the Ikea Hack Tarva Dresser with fabric covered drawers!
We love a good Ikea Hack. Transforming and changing simple furniture into something that looks a bit more high end are projects we love working on. Some projects can be more intense than others, but this Ikea Hack Tarva Dresser with fabric covered drawers is not too difficult.
The 3-drawer pine Tarva dresser from Ikea is the perfect sized small dresser for many spaces in a home. The natural pine color is not my favorite. So I added a few layers of white stain. This really took the yellow color from the wood.
Now for the drawers… the show stopper! You can find the full tutorial over on hunker.com. Can you guess what the fabric is? The new dresser drawer pulls add such an elevated look, don’t you think? This dresser comes with basic pine pulls. The brass looks so much more sophisticated.
Favorite Ikea Hacks
Check out some our favorite Ikea Hacks - see how to transform basic furniture into something a bit mroe high end!
We transformed a Ikea Brimnes cabinet in black by adding caning to the doors. You will need to use a power tool, but it is a great beginner project.
This Ikea Besta unit was totally upgraded with cabinet doors, wood top and legs to become a mudroom bench. We also made an upholstered pad hung with leather straps. You will never believe the fabric we used for the upholstered pad. It is also from Ikea.
This glass shelf needed a little pop of color. The light pink spray paint looks so soothing.
This is a favorite project! We tool an Alseda floor pad or stool and turned it into a coffee table. You will have to check this one out for sure!
This was our first Ikea Hack for the blog. We tool a simple wood bench and added foam padding, batting and authentic mudcloth fabric. It is still a beloved piece of furniture in our home.
A little different form of an Ikea hack - this one for the kitchen. If you haven't seen the glass jars with bamboo lids at Ikea, you have to go check them out. This post shows how we hand lettered labels on the jars.
