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Trolley table: Make a Coffee Table on Wheels

I was planning to build my own coffee table, trolley style with functional wheel. So we can move around the trolley table if needed. To keep the story short here are the ingredients. My wife and I sketched the design first and then looked for the pieces in IKEA. IKEA items used for the DIY trolley table: 2 x SNUDDA lazy susan LINNMON table top (100 x 60 cm) ALGOT shelf (40 x 38 cm) BOLMEN toilet brush/ holder LACK side table EKBY VALTER brackets BETYDLIG curtain rod holder   Steps: We bought 2 of the SNUDDA, painted them with red spray paint (metallic colour) It took almost two cans of spray paint. The SNUDDA is for cake, I guess, but it is solid enough for the wheel. We bought the LINNMON table top during a sale. At that time we weren’t planning to build the table yet. So this came in handy when we needed it. For the shelf beneath the table top, we used the ALGOT shelf. Now, the interesting part . We used the BOLMEN toilet brush as the connecter to connect the b

Creating the Ultimate Guest Room: How to Make Guests Feel Right at Home

We hope you like the products we recommend. Just so you are aware, Freshome may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. The ultimate guest room helps your guests feel incredibly welcome. Image: LKW Design Associates Figuring out how to design your own interiors is one thing, but for some reason, when it comes to putting together a guest room, decisions feel extra important. Every host wants their guests to feel comfortable. In addition, there’s a little bit of pride at stake. The ability to offer particularly plush guest quarters is a status symbol. That said, the question becomes: What does it take to create a great guest room? Which features will make your guests feel most at home and leave them talking about how much they’ve enjoyed their stay? We’re here to help figure that out. We’ve put together a guide to creating the ultimate guest room. Read on to learn our best tips and tricks for how to set up your extra bedroom. Keep them in mind as you work on your own

DIY Donut Bar Stand from IKEA Lack table

I was graduating from business school in June and wanted to do something different for my graduation party. I love donuts and I wanted to make a display for them and found a few ideas on Pinterest. I found an old LACK table at home that was a little bit scratched and no longer in use so I decided to paint it and turn it into a donut bar stand. Photo: IKEA.com I had a tester paint from the year before which worked out great. Small metallic gold triangles in the corners of the table made it look a little more glam. I had some paper straws left from a birthday. They was perfect for the project to be used as rods for the donuts to hang from. I measured the table so that all the holes were evenly spread out I cut one straw and put it into another for extra strength to hold up the donuts. My husband helped me put the straws into the holes. The stand looked like this when the straws were in. The inflatable donut is a can holder for a hot tub or pool. I bought it in Glasgow. ( Sim