10 IKEA hacks for your child’s bedroom

You can make this wooden chair a little more comfy by attaching an owl cushion to the back.

 

Using fabric, simply cut three owl shapes out. Secure two shapes together at the top and sides and stuff with stuffing. Sew the bottom together. Sew the third fabric piece to the back but only close over the top and sides so that it works as a sleeve over the back of the chair. Use accessorises for eyes and beak.

 

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This wall art piece can be a fun addition to your child’s room. Simply secure the LILLABO rail tracks to the wall in the shape of a tree.

 

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Transform these cute stools into mushrooms. Simply paint the stools white and secure a red cushion with white polka dots on top.

 

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Use IKEA bunting to camouflage any overhead wires. Simply secure the bunting to the wire using a glue gun.

 

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This plate rack also works great as a bookshelf. Its structure makes it easy for kids to see what book they would like to read next.

 

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The KURA bed is really easy to convert into something a little more child-friendly. Simply hang a curtain rail under the side panel and hang curtains.

 

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Turn the reversible bed loft into a fire engine. Put the loft in the higher setting, use plywood for the door and windows and paint it red and white.  Old buggy wheels work great as truck tyres and you can hang a toy extinguisher to finish it off.

 

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Secure the cups to a wooden border using nails and hang your kid’s coats from the hood.

 

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Simply secure a registration plate to the front of the bed and decorate with black stripes.

 

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