Not only did you slay the cabinet makeover, you also slayed in your detailed, well-informed, and style of video. It's very unique and helpful the way you presented this video. I wish other would present their remodels like this. Awesome job! Thanks for sharing and explaining everything, including your mistakes. Most helpful.
You did an excellent job. No fluff, just straight to the point with the video. The look/design of the cabinets are pretty amazing: great paint color and use of CB2 hardware. You thought outside the box- never would have thought of flipping the cabinets... I'll be d@mned, it worked! 🙂 And thank you for using a remnant piece. Finally, someone else who sees the magic. I tell my husband it elevates any cabinetry, but all he thinks of are the costs- can't see the vision. Again, great job with everything.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and leave such a nice message! I can’t even tell you how much this means to me♥️♥️ and I’m totally with you on the remnant stone… incorporating something like that can make such a huge difference!!
For your first video: this was absolutely brilliant!! This is the EXACT look I had in mind. I just had no idea on how to execute it! Or make it make sense to my hubby lol. Thank you!! ❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I love how thorough you are in sharing all the info, and also in sharing your thought process while creating this fantastic-looking nook. Your attention to detail in your work is impressive. Job well done!
I know I'm a little late to the party, but this video was just suggested to me :-) LOVE the built in look. May I suggest Ikea utrusta push openers for the higher cabinets? they work great and you wouldn't have to reach for the door knobs anymore (obviously keep the knobs for aesthetic reasons)..
I absolutely LOVE this setup! Who would know that these were Ikea cabinets? I’m sure this will add some value to your home because of the way that this is set up.
Thanks for sharing the cost and time and all the effort it takes to learn a new skill set. It looks easy in videos but in reality it’s hard work. I know from experience. I’ve started projects that I regretted half way thru, but gotta power thru it and learn from the experience and the mistakes. I keep reminding myself, DIY projects…. not my day job! 😂!
Thank you so much for such a nice comment! And YES! It’s so important to realize that videos are tiny snippets of the work, it takes SO much time and patience, you never know what could pop up! The middle-of-the-project power through is the hardest part😂
OMG you are my new idol!! I’m a six-year-old female who’s been a DIY or for many years. I love watching ladies get their hands in there and show that we can do it too! Your ideas are spectacular I just watched all your videos and subscribed to your channel. Your designs are magnificent I love the way you create as you go along. That’s the way I work as well.
I love that you’re a DIY’er too!! It’s inspiring to hear about your experience, I feel the exact same way… that it’s incredible seeing so many women getting into it🙌 thank you so much for being here and for making my day!
Thank you so much for posting all of the process as well as details! So very kind of you! I’ve enjoyed the short videos and the Woman and Mom power house that you are! Awesome job! Love and hugs❤
Annie, Your Cabinet Installation Is Beyond Amazing. You give hope to someone (Me) and I am sure others, that I CAN do this. Even though I am starting over, I can achieve a Custom Dream Space. Your generosity in sharing your design expertise is truly appreciated.💙💙
This is the nicest comment, I can’t thank you enough for taking the time to write this! It means so much knowing it makes you feel that way… I just randomly got into projects a few years ago, so if I can do this, anyone can!♥️♥️
5:53 TOTALLY AGREE 😊 my wife and I had inexpensive cabinets installed in our house last summer 2023 and the doors are thin cheap IKEA quality. Our cabinet maker builds his boxes and drawers all in house out of good quality birch plywood and his frames are solid wood but he orders the doors from a supplier. I learned that this is a common practice in the “affordable” cabinet industry unless you have deep pockets. Our kitchen looks fantastic but I see myself having better quality doors made in the future as they wear down and or break.
Yes! It really is so interesting to learn more about the whole process, and the price point of cabinets can vary by a TON... As long as the boxes are solid, the doors should be easy to update down the road!
I'm looking for ideas on a built-in for my home office. This has truly inspired me. I can see myself taking some of these great ideas and implementing them. After all, every functioning office has a coffee pot! Nice job!!
I really like this video! You went above & beyond showing how you completed your project. Flipping the cabinets was an ingenious idea. I’m going to follow. Hope you up update again on how they hold up.😊
This is absolutely brilliant and beautiful. My daughter and I use Heirloom Traditions paint all the time. My kitchen table that is painted with it has not chipped one bit. The finish is wonderful.
I am so glad I found your channel! I loved this video, it was incredibly helpful and inspiring! Thank you for sharing all steps, and products used. It turned out SO wonderful! Hope to see more of your projects in the future!!! ...also very encouraging for the females of the world that think they couldn't pull this off, that it is possible!
Consider using polyurethane as a top coat for your painted furniture. Two coats preferably, satin finish, and it will act as a sealer for the paint. Seeing chipped paint drives me nuts!
I was just going to suggest this! Minwax polyacrylic clear coat gloss/satin is amazing. Also paint quality and type drastically changes paint chipping too
@CCRider the specific brand and type (polyacrylic its water based) I mentioned does not yellow. It’s well known for being one of the best at not yellowing. Yellowing in general can happen for a multitude of reasons its more common in areas with extreme amounts of sunlight exposure combined with improper primers/paints/stains/topcoats and usually only on very light colored paints. Getting the proper types of materials can ensure no yellowing. I have never had yellowing on any of my surfaces using that and I’ve used it on painted wall tiles, trim, furniture and more. Proper prep and knowledge about each product you are using in a paint/staining project, as well as the type of surface you’re finishing and the location of it is important before starting.
@@klbs9630 Thank you for saying this! The one I chose did yellow if we weren't careful. Next time I do another paint project I will totally go for the one you mentioned
@Surfer all of these are going to be toxic, it’s a chemically made enamel/lacquer type product/sealant/finish. Most things in construction are toxic to some extent. MDF is fine on it’s own it’s just when it’s being cut/sanded that you need to be wearing the proper PPE as to not ingest the particles as that’s when it becomes toxic
@Surfer as klbs mentioned, pretty much everything in construction is toxic, to some extent. However, water based products are a lot less toxic than older products (they also don’t work as well, as all the old timers will lament 🤣). Probably not a good idea to make food on something treated with poly, but after application, it’s pretty safe. Putting it on, and the few days after while it is curing are going to be the worst days, so if you can, leave it outside or in a non-living space if you can. There’s a lot of things that aren’t good for you while there are particulates of it in the air (mdf, arborite, plywood, etc.) but they are inert once you finish cutting it and breathing it into your lungs ;) ditto with treatments. If you can breathe it in or it’s wet on your skin, those are when any product is the most toxic (but water based stuff is least toxic, so minwax is pretty safe)
I love this! It gives me ideas for an upcoming kitchen remodel. I’m not a big fan of dark paint inside cabinets. I think it makes things inside harder to see, but that’s a me thing. Nice job!
Angela is incredible! Thank you for such a nice comment and for letting me know what would be helpful… I’m working on a longer dining room video as we speak!🙌
Thanks for naming the color, this particular color is hard to name. I've seen this color everywhere but when I googled the color, I got colors close to it but not really it. It also was lighted differently (sun or whatevs) but I needed one in normal light. The color i wanted was blue/grey but had a tinge of dark green in it. This one is it.
This really pulls off a custom look, very well done! Thinking of doing the bottom half of the walls in my kitchen nook with pole wrap, it looks so good (and expensive!) in that walnut stain you used.
@@champagnechaos np! I think so far from all of the "Ikea Hack" videos I've seen this is by far the most impressive. We are moving into a new house in a few weeks and will definitely be referencing this one again. 😂
Thank you for the nicest comment!! The color is one of my all-time favorites, and the functionality made all the work worthwhile!🙌 I hope you have an awesome weekend!
This was great. I have a small kitchen with 11 feet ceiling clearance and I’m thinking about installing a few tall cabinets to make up for space. I’m 5’2” so I feel your pain.
It's 9 feet high I doubt anyone could reach without a chair lol. just a good space to put things you don't use as often but to keep a good stock of. Looks amazing!!
What’s terrific video. The design is very attractive and your attention to detail is amazing. This inspired me to subscribe to your channel and find out what else you’ve been up to.
You inspired me with this project! You did an awesome job and it's a very creative solution. It must have taken a fair bit of design work to find cabinets that fit and come up with all of the great additions. Kudos to you! Are you planning other projects?
Thank you so much for such a huge compliment, this was such a fun one! I am! I’m currently working on bunk beds that I’ll be sharing on IG over the next couple weeks!
I think this is gorgeous! I think all homeowners have to make decisions like this. Eventually you want to do solid wood but you didn’t settle for what you’re doing in the interim. It’s your home and you shouldn’t have to have a million dollars to make it feel like one.
Those shorts are the main driver😂 the long videos take SO much time, I have so much respect for all you TH-camrs!! I’ll for sure be working on more of those!
Job well done. So much work though; definitely splurge for better material considering the amount of work going into this. Thank you so much for sharing this video!
Great project, nicely executed with good attention to detail and bang on trend colour selections. All that said, with careful choice of units, I could have supplied a very similar configuration using high quality German or British carcasses and painted, solid ash doors for very little more than your costs - with far less labour requirement, a 10 year minimum guarantee and the paint having been professionally spayed & UV hardened in a state of the art paint line. Great as this example of an “IKEA Hack” is (and it is genuinely a great one), it is not always the most cost effective way, and can be fraught with compromises.
Hi! I'm so glad you liked the project! I'd definitely like to use higher quality materials in this project, but where I live, using something other than IKEA for the base cabinets would have cost exponentially more. Although it could definitely be done in more efficient ways if I hired it out, that's not part of the budget or plan right now. I'm enjoying this process and all I'm learning through it! ❤
Awesome job, and they look great!! Thank you for posting your hard work - much appreciated! I was going to do the same because the height of the Havstas is 52", thus giving 104" stacked!! I ordered them online and went to pick them up, but I had to cancel after seeing the floor model. The cabinet was a bit too shallow and the quality was an issue for me -> the wood seemed to have a fake wood grain that I did not want and the floor model was damaged. Rather than using these cabinets, I've decided to build my own from cabinets from stock boards at my local hardware store, but I'll record it so others can see the tradeoffs. I'm bummed because you did such a good job documenting and showing us the way! Regardless, I'll use some of your touches when building my own. Many thanks!!
That turned out absolutely stunning! I just purchased a much larger home with 12' ceilings and have been looking for that perfect idea for some space in the dining room. This is it. Also, and I just discovered this, Zinsser sells a primer with a 'turbo' spray which comes out in 10" fan which would make priming that much faster. I plan on going that route but love the Magnolia Coffee Nook color. Will be using that! Great video.
oh i had saved this from Pinterest ..thank you so much , so impressive. I have an old kitchen and there's a huge sort of tube into a column covered by wood...which makes it difficult for me to do something similar , i am wondering how to overcome this ... and I am sacred to do this..you seem fairly used to DIY , so well made !
I have never been more frustrated in my life trying to paint an Ike’s furniture piece. I tried tooling paint spray paint I prime the whole thing. I had to be satisfied with finish I really wanted high gloss. Omg don’t know if I won do that again I take off my hat to you. Great info
I had a hard time with one of the pieces too! These cabinets weren’t that shiny, typical ikea material, which helped a ton… some of their pieces are harder to paint than others for sure!
The color and the way you transformed this is unreal Annie!
Thank you so much, Aminah!!♥️
Bruh!!! You said it better. I fell in love with the shorts at first sight.
I saw this the other night, and I absolutely fell in love!! The brilliance to turn cabinet upside down… WHHHHAAATTT??!! Love love love it!
That’s such a huge compliment! I can’t thank you enough! I hope you have a great weekend!
Not only did you slay the cabinet makeover, you also slayed in your detailed, well-informed, and style of video. It's very unique and helpful the way you presented this video. I wish other would present their remodels like this. Awesome job! Thanks for sharing and explaining everything, including your mistakes. Most helpful.
Ah thank you! That's so kind of you to think AND to say! 😊
I am a carpenter and impressed by your work, congratulations
This is such a huge compliment, I can’t thank you enough!
You did an excellent job. No fluff, just straight to the point with the video.
The look/design of the cabinets are pretty amazing: great paint color and use of CB2 hardware. You thought outside the box- never would have thought of flipping the cabinets... I'll be d@mned, it worked! 🙂
And thank you for using a remnant piece. Finally, someone else who sees the magic. I tell my husband it elevates any cabinetry, but all he thinks of are the costs- can't see the vision. Again, great job with everything.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and leave such a nice message! I can’t even tell you how much this means to me♥️♥️ and I’m totally with you on the remnant stone… incorporating something like that can make such a huge difference!!
For your first video: this was absolutely brilliant!!
This is the EXACT look I had in mind. I just had no idea on how to execute it! Or make it make sense to my hubby lol. Thank you!! ❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
This is the nicest comment! Thank you so much for taking the time to send it! It was hard to explain to my husband too😂
I love the honestly and transparency of all of this. GREAT JOB
I love how thorough you are in sharing all the info, and also in sharing your thought process while creating this fantastic-looking nook. Your attention to detail in your work is impressive. Job well done!
This is the nicest message, thank you so much and thank you for being here! I hope you have a great Monday!
I know I'm a little late to the party, but this video was just suggested to me :-) LOVE the built in look. May I suggest Ikea utrusta push openers for the higher cabinets? they work great and you wouldn't have to reach for the door knobs anymore (obviously keep the knobs for aesthetic reasons)..
That's BRILLIANT! Writing this down to look into. Thank you!
Thank you. Making a coffee bar with Ikea products and your quartz idea out remnants works. Love the wood details. Inspirational. Well done.
Buying a house soon; I’m legit saving this in a playlist so I can do it once we buy the house! This is wonderful!
This is the nicest comment! Thank you so much! And good luck with your new home, that’s so exciting!!
I absolutely LOVE this setup! Who would know that these were Ikea cabinets? I’m sure this will add some value to your home because of the way that this is set up.
This is the nicest comment! I can’t thank you enough!!
Thanks for sharing the cost and time and all the effort it takes to learn a new skill set. It looks easy in videos but in reality it’s hard work. I know from experience. I’ve started projects that I regretted half way thru, but gotta power thru it and learn from the experience and the mistakes. I keep reminding myself, DIY projects…. not my day job! 😂!
Thank you so much for such a nice comment! And YES! It’s so important to realize that videos are tiny snippets of the work, it takes SO much time and patience, you never know what could pop up! The middle-of-the-project power through is the hardest part😂
OMG you are my new idol!! I’m a six-year-old female who’s been a DIY or for many years. I love watching ladies get their hands in there and show that we can do it too! Your ideas are spectacular I just watched all your videos and subscribed to your channel. Your designs are magnificent I love the way you create as you go along. That’s the way I work as well.
I love that you’re a DIY’er too!! It’s inspiring to hear about your experience, I feel the exact same way… that it’s incredible seeing so many women getting into it🙌 thank you so much for being here and for making my day!
six years old?? im impressed that you DIY 😉
@@citygurrrl6387 she must have meant sixty if she’s been diy-ing for many years- 😂
Thank you so much for posting all of the process as well as details! So very kind of you! I’ve enjoyed the short videos and the Woman and Mom power house that you are! Awesome job! Love and hugs❤
Annie,
Your Cabinet Installation Is Beyond Amazing. You give hope to someone (Me) and I am sure others, that I CAN do this. Even though I am starting over, I can achieve a Custom Dream Space.
Your generosity in sharing your design expertise is truly appreciated.💙💙
This is the nicest comment, I can’t thank you enough for taking the time to write this! It means so much knowing it makes you feel that way… I just randomly got into projects a few years ago, so if I can do this, anyone can!♥️♥️
5:53 TOTALLY AGREE 😊 my wife and I had inexpensive cabinets installed in our house last summer 2023 and the doors are thin cheap IKEA quality. Our cabinet maker builds his boxes and drawers all in house out of good quality birch plywood and his frames are solid wood but he orders the doors from a supplier. I learned that this is a common practice in the “affordable” cabinet industry unless you have deep pockets.
Our kitchen looks fantastic but I see myself having better quality doors made in the future as they wear down and or break.
Yes! It really is so interesting to learn more about the whole process, and the price point of cabinets can vary by a TON... As long as the boxes are solid, the doors should be easy to update down the road!
Love that you posted this project. Appreciate your humor and use of gifs! 😂🥰
I'm looking for ideas on a built-in for my home office. This has truly inspired me. I can see myself taking some of these great ideas and implementing them. After all, every functioning office has a coffee pot! Nice job!!
The color is gorgeous! Creating crown moulding and using the 2x4 to secure everything is so smart!
Thank you so much for such a nice comment! And the color is one of my favorite parts too!😍
Thanks for doing this vid! I’m glad to find out which cabinet model you used. Wow! Stunning!!!!!😊
This looks exactly like the color of my cabinets-- Gravel Gray by BM. I also put the knobs near the center. It looks fabulous.
oooo i need to look into Gravel Gray, thank you for telling me this! I'm in LOVE with this color
Love the asymmetry in the coffee bar! Great video.
I really like this video! You went above & beyond showing how you completed your project. Flipping the cabinets was an ingenious idea. I’m going to follow. Hope you up update again on how they hold up.😊
I'm so glad it was helpful! It's been a year, and they're still doing great! Zero regrets!
This is absolutely brilliant and beautiful. My daughter and I use Heirloom Traditions paint all the time. My kitchen table that is painted with it has not chipped one bit. The finish is wonderful.
Brilliant work. I could never do this myself but I can totally get a handyman to install this for one of my kid's houses.
"AND SO I FLIPPED THEM UPSIDE DOWN" I feel so stupid for never thinking of that!!!!! Thank you!!!
Flip 'em upside down... genius! Amazing work 🙌
I am so glad I found your channel! I loved this video, it was incredibly helpful and inspiring! Thank you for sharing all steps, and products used. It turned out SO wonderful! Hope to see more of your projects in the future!!! ...also very encouraging for the females of the world that think they couldn't pull this off, that it is possible!
Consider using polyurethane as a top coat for your painted furniture. Two coats preferably, satin finish, and it will act as a sealer for the paint. Seeing chipped paint drives me nuts!
I was just going to suggest this! Minwax polyacrylic clear coat gloss/satin is amazing. Also paint quality and type drastically changes paint chipping too
@CCRider the specific brand and type (polyacrylic its water based) I mentioned does not yellow. It’s well known for being one of the best at not yellowing. Yellowing in general can happen for a multitude of reasons its more common in areas with extreme amounts of sunlight exposure combined with improper primers/paints/stains/topcoats and usually only on very light colored paints. Getting the proper types of materials can ensure no yellowing. I have never had yellowing on any of my surfaces using that and I’ve used it on painted wall tiles, trim, furniture and more. Proper prep and knowledge about each product you are using in a paint/staining project, as well as the type of surface you’re finishing and the location of it is important before starting.
@@klbs9630 Thank you for saying this! The one I chose did yellow if we weren't careful. Next time I do another paint project I will totally go for the one you mentioned
@Surfer all of these are going to be toxic, it’s a chemically made enamel/lacquer type product/sealant/finish. Most things in construction are toxic to some extent. MDF is fine on it’s own it’s just when it’s being cut/sanded that you need to be wearing the proper PPE as to not ingest the particles as that’s when it becomes toxic
@Surfer as klbs mentioned, pretty much everything in construction is toxic, to some extent. However, water based products are a lot less toxic than older products (they also don’t work as well, as all the old timers will lament 🤣). Probably not a good idea to make food on something treated with poly, but after application, it’s pretty safe. Putting it on, and the few days after while it is curing are going to be the worst days, so if you can, leave it outside or in a non-living space if you can. There’s a lot of things that aren’t good for you while there are particulates of it in the air (mdf, arborite, plywood, etc.) but they are inert once you finish cutting it and breathing it into your lungs ;) ditto with treatments. If you can breathe it in or it’s wet on your skin, those are when any product is the most toxic (but water based stuff is least toxic, so minwax is pretty safe)
I love this! It gives me ideas for an upcoming kitchen remodel. I’m not a big fan of dark paint inside cabinets. I think it makes things inside harder to see, but that’s a me thing. Nice job!
Thank you! That's so exciting you have a kitchen remodel coming up! Good luck!!
Wow that’s fantastic! So inspiring!
I’ve just found your channel this evening and subbed before seeing this video! Love it.
It’s gorgeous you did a great job. I like that color with the natural wood, it looks great.
Thank you for such a nice comment! I hope you have an awesome weekend!
Great ideas. So well done and affordable. Love the coffee station.
This is the nicest comment! I can’t thank you enough!
I love your attention to detail! It is very inspiring!
simple but good effect. nice to look at.
Thank you so much!
You did such a wonderful job, and so clever. Thank you for the video, and for all your hard work. Your dedication is appreciated.
Thank you so much for being here and for such a nice comment! I seriously appreciate it so much! I hope you have a great rest of your weekend!
Would love the same type of vid on the sliding door cabinet!
Fantastic work. I also watch Angela Rose!
Angela is incredible! Thank you for such a nice comment and for letting me know what would be helpful… I’m working on a longer dining room video as we speak!🙌
This turned out gorgeous. I will have to take notes. I am looking for a different way to store pots other than bottom of cabinets.
Saw this on the shorts and had to come to your channel to look for the “full” video.
I’m impressed!! Beautiful job!
Thank you so much for taking the time to check the video out and for such a nice compliment, Lisa! I hope you have a great night!!
Thanks for naming the color, this particular color is hard to name. I've seen this color everywhere but when I googled the color, I got colors close to it but not really it. It also was lighted differently (sun or whatevs) but I needed one in normal light. The color i wanted was blue/grey but had a tinge of dark green in it. This one is it.
This is the first time I've seen one of your vids, your creativity is really on another level!
This really pulls off a custom look, very well done! Thinking of doing the bottom half of the walls in my kitchen nook with pole wrap, it looks so good (and expensive!) in that walnut stain you used.
I love pole wrap!
Looks amazing! Really love the finishing details AND the color.
I appreciate that so much! Thank you!!
@@champagnechaos np! I think so far from all of the "Ikea Hack" videos I've seen this is by far the most impressive. We are moving into a new house in a few weeks and will definitely be referencing this one again. 😂
I love the color of the cabinets and they are so functional! You're so amazing!
Thank you for the nicest comment!! The color is one of my all-time favorites, and the functionality made all the work worthwhile!🙌 I hope you have an awesome weekend!
Amazing! Such clever hacks. Very impressive.
This is such a huge compliment! I can’t thank you enough!!
1:56 what a clever idea. 👍. Looks amazing
Thank you so much! I was excited it worked!
I would love to see a walk-through of each cabinet and how they organized. It looks like one of them is for frequently-used tools? 🛠
Hi! Yes! There's a video walkthrough on my facebook page I believe!
Great job! Looks awesome and it works for that space so perfectly!!
Thank you so so much! It’s helped keep our living space so organized!
This was great. I have a small kitchen with 11 feet ceiling clearance and I’m thinking about installing a few tall cabinets to make up for space. I’m 5’2” so I feel your pain.
It's 9 feet high I doubt anyone could reach without a chair lol. just a good space to put things you don't use as often but to keep a good stock of. Looks amazing!!
Wow, that’s so impressive and inspiring as well. Your editing was excellent and your tips were helpful too.
My hat goes off to you lady!!!!! You have a new subscriber here. Congratulations, I would love to be able to do things like that 👍🏼
Nice work. Looks great, love all the built-ins for the vacuums.
I appreciate that so much, thank you! The vacuum spot is my favorite🙌
I admire your work!! Looks amazing! ❤
What’s terrific video. The design is very attractive and your attention to detail is amazing. This inspired me to subscribe to your channel and find out what else you’ve been up to.
tons of work and great results. it looks professional!
Yes, I did paint on a shinny/glazed Wooden furniture by rubbing it with a sand paper. Then do a primer and final pink color. 👍✌️
You're talented, one or the best Ikea hacks I've seen!
This is the nicest comment! I can’t thank you enough!!
You inspired me with this project! You did an awesome job and it's a very creative solution. It must have taken a fair bit of design work to find cabinets that fit and come up with all of the great additions. Kudos to you! Are you planning other projects?
Thank you so much for such a huge compliment, this was such a fun one! I am! I’m currently working on bunk beds that I’ll be sharing on IG over the next couple weeks!
You did such an excellent job….!!!! You are awesome!!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Amazing! Excited to see what you do next!
I think this is gorgeous! I think all homeowners have to make decisions like this. Eventually you want to do solid wood but you didn’t settle for what you’re doing in the interim. It’s your home and you shouldn’t have to have a million dollars to make it feel like one.
Yes!! If we waited for the best, we'd never enjoy the here and now!
Your project came out amazing! Great inspiration!!
Girl you have 12k subs with only one video 👏🏼 wow! Hope you do more DIYs here on TH-cam
Those shorts are the main driver😂 the long videos take SO much time, I have so much respect for all you TH-camrs!! I’ll for sure be working on more of those!
hi from UK ,looks great ,you could put a sliding ladder on a metal bar like used on tall book shelves .
Hey! I'm glad you're here! I would need to add some serious backing and support to add a ladder, but I love the idea!
Impressive look on a great budget! And thanks for all the techinical details. Would you please share where you got the dining chairs. Thanks!
Awesome cabinet project. You are inspiring!
This is gorgeous and wonderfully thought through!!
Thank you for the nicest comment! I appreciate it so much!
Fantastic. My only change would be press and pop out cupboard clips. No handles for a seamless look.
Job well done. So much work though; definitely splurge for better material considering the amount of work going into this. Thank you so much for sharing this video!
I'd definitely love to up the material quality!
❤ When you upgrade the doors you can put the knobs lower? Or fill the current knob wholes & lower them in the meantime. Or not... beautiful.
Yes! I totally could do that and will have a better idea of what works by then🙌 love that idea!
Professional grade...Excellent job!
This is amazing! I wanted a tour on what you keep in there!!
I’m so glad you mentioned this, thank you!! I have a short video showing the inside, but I never uploaded it on here🤦♀️ I’ll post this week!
Great project, nicely executed with good attention to detail and bang on trend colour selections.
All that said, with careful choice of units, I could have supplied a very similar configuration using high quality German or British carcasses and painted, solid ash doors for very little more than your costs - with far less labour requirement, a 10 year minimum guarantee and the paint having been professionally spayed & UV hardened in a state of the art paint line.
Great as this example of an “IKEA Hack” is (and it is genuinely a great one), it is not always the most cost effective way, and can be fraught with compromises.
Hi! I'm so glad you liked the project!
I'd definitely like to use higher quality materials in this project, but where I live, using something other than IKEA for the base cabinets would have cost exponentially more. Although it could definitely be done in more efficient ways if I hired it out, that's not part of the budget or plan right now. I'm enjoying this process and all I'm learning through it! ❤
Awesome job, and they look great!! Thank you for posting your hard work - much appreciated! I was going to do the same because the height of the Havstas is 52", thus giving 104" stacked!! I ordered them online and went to pick them up, but I had to cancel after seeing the floor model. The cabinet was a bit too shallow and the quality was an issue for me -> the wood seemed to have a fake wood grain that I did not want and the floor model was damaged. Rather than using these cabinets, I've decided to build my own from cabinets from stock boards at my local hardware store, but I'll record it so others can see the tradeoffs. I'm bummed because you did such a good job documenting and showing us the way! Regardless, I'll use some of your touches when building my own. Many thanks!!
I'm so impressed that you're building your own cabinet boxes! That's currently out of my wheelhouse.
Absolutely fabulous Annie, love it!
Thank you so much, Anne! I hope you’re having a great weekend!
WOW Girl YOU ROCKED IT.
This is the nicest comment!! Thank you!!
You are goals! An inspirational young woman ❤️
very pretty and it looks really really stylish...
I appreciate that so much! Thank you!!
You are a trooper!! Nice work and good video.
I appreciate that so much! Thank you, Dawn!!
those look professional, great job on the explanation and details.
I love this! You've really inspired me to do something similar with a space in my home. I hope you make more of these videos!
This is such a huge compliment, I can't thank you enough! That's awesome you're going to do something similar!
That turned out absolutely stunning! I just purchased a much larger home with 12' ceilings and have been looking for that perfect idea for some space in the dining room. This is it. Also, and I just discovered this, Zinsser sells a primer with a 'turbo' spray which comes out in 10" fan which would make priming that much faster. I plan on going that route but love the Magnolia Coffee Nook color. Will be using that! Great video.
How fascinating! I need to try that out for sure! Thanks!
This is gorgeous you did a fantastic job huni ,well done 👏😉👍😊🌼
This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us!
Thank you for such a nice message! I hope you have an awesome weekend!!
That is an awesome hack! What a beautiful job.
I appreciate that so much, Ruby! Thank you!!
You did a really good job. Bravo
Beautiful! Awesome job! This is inspiring.
Thank you so much!!
Fantastic , I saved it and have come back to it now that I'm ready- thank you!!!
That’s such a huge compliment! Thank you so much!!
Really impressive, loved it!
Thank you so much! I hope you have a great weekend!
This is absolutely STUNNING!! 😍❤️👌🏽
oh i had saved this from Pinterest ..thank you so much , so impressive. I have an old kitchen and there's a huge sort of tube into a column covered by wood...which makes it difficult for me to do something similar , i am wondering how to overcome this ... and I am sacred to do this..you seem fairly used to DIY , so well made !
This is awesome! Great job!!!
This is great!! I was looking to do a very similar layout but was frustrated by the idea of it not looking very built in.
Also, you should do more videos! Very well done.
Thank you!! ❤
Absolutely great use of space . Thank you for the detailed video
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch it and for such a nice comment!!
Absolutely brilliant video and, great explanation!
I’m so glad it was helpful, thank you so much!!
I have never been more frustrated in my life trying to paint an Ike’s furniture piece. I tried tooling paint spray paint I prime the whole thing. I had to be satisfied with finish I really wanted high gloss. Omg don’t know if I won do that again I take off my hat to you. Great info
I had a hard time with one of the pieces too! These cabinets weren’t that shiny, typical ikea material, which helped a ton… some of their pieces are harder to paint than others for sure!
Looks amazing! I love your dining chairs! Where did you get them?
For cabinet finishes I use PROCLASSIC by Sherwin Williams. It’s water based and very durable