she says, "when we built our house this year, we used a number of ikea items to make my son's bedroom. we used one of the upside down beds but felt it was a bit unsafe so my hubby built a rail and post to hang one of the compartment hangers on.
i made a curtain to hang on the front to make it more like a cave, we used shelves as steps/storage, stripa shelves to fill a small gap at the end of the bed. the room also uses ikea wall lamps, mirrors and a chair."
see more of babyebi's room.
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This is a great room! I can't imagine what it would have cost if you had purchased similar pieces from regular furniture stores.
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ReplyDeleteI saw this hack is nearly three years old, but I just wanted to say I love the creativity and the almost professional way it was executed! Indeed, with such a good base the room can become many other fantasy themes. Is it still a sea theme?
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