"This is my first 'Ikea hack'," he says, "I replaced my dirty old wash basin with the help of Ikea's Gorm shelving unit. It's used as support and doubles up as a shelving unit."
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Gorm and the wash basin
Thye Foo from Malaysia (yay!) completes his first Ikea hack. And it's the first time I've seen the Gorm used with a sink unit. That said, the Gorm is untreated wood, so it would be advisable to coat it with varnish to avoid water damage.
"This is my first 'Ikea hack'," he says, "I replaced my dirty old wash basin with the help of Ikea's Gorm shelving unit. It's used as support and doubles up as a shelving unit."
"This is my first 'Ikea hack'," he says, "I replaced my dirty old wash basin with the help of Ikea's Gorm shelving unit. It's used as support and doubles up as a shelving unit."
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Good idea, but where'd the window go?
ReplyDeleteI love how it looks like the sink is just another planter, standing on the shelf loose!
ReplyDelete(I think there's a blind over the window...)
Very pretty and tasteful.
ReplyDeleteI never give up a good window! Great otherwise
ReplyDeleteNice and simple. I like it. Well done :)
ReplyDeletei to wonder were the window went but ithink it is jUST A BLIND PULLED DOW. BUT VERY NICE JOB ..
ReplyDeleteI love this. We were looking for a counter/storage option for our tiny house and this is inspiring!
ReplyDeleteLooks nice. Good idea. I agree that sealing the wood might be smart.
ReplyDeletenope. don't like it. looks a little too 4th grade camp for me. but well done in the ingenuity department.
ReplyDeleteWow. What a simple and easy fix! I can really see potential for staining the wood. I think it could look really modern and fresh with some color. Great job!
ReplyDeleteEven though I might have left the tall upright to the right of the sink, to make it easier to mount a mirror over the sink, a telescoping mirror could still be attached to the upright on the left. Cool hack!
ReplyDeletewill the wood become rotten due to the water?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Thye Foo.
ReplyDeleteLove the fresh look. Good idea to use blind to let in the light but block sight of the other building.
I'm about to lose view of the hills due to new building.
What a great hack! It really furnishes the room, and leaves plenty of room for towels and other necessities. (With a bunch of kids, this would be a great setup.)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Very cool use of the gorm! Never thought I would see someone hack it in to a vanity for a sink!
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ReplyDeletevery cool!
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