Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Snowwhite playkitchen from Hungary
Materials: Grundtal rail, Grundtal S hook, Lansa handle, Panna black coaster, Svep knob
Description: Our two year old daughter was crazy about cooking and acting like a real cook lately. She was a great fan of the Ikea playkitchen, and although we thought it was very cool, it was a bit expensive for us. So we decided to make one for her just by ourselves. We never expected it would be so much fun to design it, collect all the accessories and for my husband Tamas to put it all together.
We used mostly Ikea stuff (brought back and faulty furniture pieces) and some other Ikea accessories.
Grundtal rail - Ikea
Grundtal S hook - Ikea
Lansa handle - Ikea
Panna black coaster - Ikea
Svep knob - Ikea
Chalkboard (Veneer paint with chalkboard paint)
Puck light - Lidl (works with batteries. When you push the middle it's on)
The tap is an old used tap.
The sink is also an old metal bowl from my kitchen.
The mini kitchen's equipment are also from Ikea's Duktig series. We absolutely love them.
So this is our white Hungarian Ikea playkitchen. Hope you like it. Our little girl loves it, and we are very glad to see her beeing as happy as she is now with it.
See more of the Snowwhite play kitchen.
~ Emese Varga and Tamas Szakacs, Hungary, Budapest
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I love this! Easily one of the best Ikea hacks EVER. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteBellissima! Complimenti :-)
ReplyDeleteIt looks better than the store kitchen! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCool, I'm a IKEA-Fan!
ReplyDeleteVery adorable :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments! It's a great pleasure for us! Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteEmese, Tamas
This is one of the very best hacks you've posted. I want a working model for my house!
ReplyDeleteWow! It looks good. My mom is a great fan of the Ikea playkitchen. I also like it. Anyway, Thanks for sharing this post.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!
ReplyDeleteWOW !!!! This is to cute to be true.
ReplyDeleteHi there! I love your projects. I am so excited to build the loft bed with stairs for my little girl. 2 quick questions. My husband and I are doing a planes, trains, and automobiles room for my son (so we can do Thomas the Train, Cars, Toy Story, etc.) and I was wondering if you had any bed plans that wold work with th...
ReplyDeleteBeautifull set, everything I need is there. IKEA is the best in Modern Furniture for any home or office
ReplyDeleteThis is great!! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteI am confused -- the list is a list of the little things such as hooks and handles. How is the kitchen itself made??
ReplyDeletewhat did you use for the cabinetry? love the kitchen!
ReplyDeleteagree with other comments - what is the base of the kitchen made from? is it an ikea piece as well?
ReplyDeleteIt's great!! this Actually has very good taste and an excellent results. Cogratulations
ReplyDeleteI've put together a round up of some fun play kitchens on Craft Gossip today and included your project. :) You can see it here
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Very cute. Almost looks like a child's playset.
ReplyDeleteHát ez szuper! Pont ilyet szeretnék én is csinálni a lányomnak karácsonyra!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Thank you!
I am also interested in how the base is made. Did you build it from scratch or was it an IKEA piece as well?
ReplyDeleteHello, please check the comments to the playkitchen, you'll find there the base and measures as well, also in english:
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http://dekorella.hu/2010/08/jatekkonyha-szulinapra-tamas/comment-page-1/#comment-653
measures
http://dekorella.hu/2010/08/jatekkonyha-szulinapra-tamas/comment-page-1/#comment-690
I don't know what this person used for a base, but check out this post - used either Ikea Malm or Kullen night stands as base.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ikeahackers.net/2013/01/manly-diy-play-kitchen.html?showComment=1358627821641&m=1
Hello, please check the comments to the playkitchen, you'll find there the base and measures as well, also in english:
Deletebase
http://dekorella.hu/2010/08/jatekkonyha-szulinapra-tamas/comment-page-1/#comment-653
measures
http://dekorella.hu/2010/08/jatekkonyha-szulinapra-tamas/comment-page-1/#comment-690