IKEA is just as well known for its meatballs as its DIY furniture, but if you haven't tried any of these sweet items, your taste buds are missing out.

For instance, the galley kitchen was renovated multiple times — once in the ‘50s and again in the ‘80s — and was only 130 square feet, which wasn’t exactly ideal for Lindsey’s family of seven.

In Germany, where this renter lives, it's common for rental units to not come with a kitchen - the renter must build their ...

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Hey, guys! Today we are doing a small space makeover for a viewer of mine (Melissa from Crowe's Dough). They had a tricky ...

There are a few ways to make your home office really pop and become a fun and functional space. One easy way is by adding ...

With a little creativity, this iconic IKEA cart can serve a multitude of purposes around the home. Discover ingenious ways to ...

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IKEA is set to relocate to a shopping mall in Aberdeen next year following the closure of its current order and collection ...

A small decorative upgrade can make your closet feel more intentional and stylish, showing how minor details can have a ...

The major players in Ashley’s studio apartment are the large IKEA shelves (painted Behr’s Pink Taffy) that divide the space. “This makes it feel like a completely separate space!” Ashley says. On the ...