Diy dry bar with mini fridge ikea

How to use the DIY IKEA Kitchen Planner to customize your cabinets online: I used their online kitchen planner – it is soo easy to use! You just input the room’s dimensions and any appl…

This weekend we built our bar! I figured it would be one of those projects that dragged on all weekend and I’d be scrambling to put the finishing touches on right now, but nope… it was done by Saturday afternoon (thanks to my Dad’s help). Let’s rewind a bit… here was the space we were […]

As you may know if you've seen any of the past week's posts (since we can't seem to shut up about this project), Wendy and I decided to greatly expand the usable storage space in our kitchen with the purchase of several IKEA cabinets and a 6 foot section of butcher block counter top. Though we never really considered the use of IKEA cabinets in the past, our need for a quick and easy temporary solution for storage, and one that didn't break the bank, led us to the massive Scandanavian home…

Materials: Akurum Oak Butcher Block Counter Tops, Numerar Base Cabinets, Rationell Drawer Fronts

Hannah's Happy Home on Instagram: "Closet -to- Coffee Bar!☕️ We’ve been working at turning this closet in our kitchen into a Coffee Bar / beverage area! We love how this project turned out, if you want to see all the details then don’t miss my latest YouTube video! . . . #coffeebar #kitchenmakeover #houseproject #coffeebardecor #athomecoffee #homerenovation #homereno #homerenovations #kitchendesign #kitchendecor @gevi_household @newairusa @loweshomeimprovement @flooranddecor"

This DIY mini fridge cabinet is a very easy build with plywood and pocket holes. It will make your fridge look completely built in.

In Part 2 of our design your full house with IKEA products series, we look at various rooms in the house that can be updated with IKEA products.

DIY Coffee Bar with open shelving and zellige tile backsplash. Equipped with espresso maker and wine fridge.

Well, we did it! A mere two weekends ago we sauntered into IKEA with only a minor clue of what we wanted to accomplish. Now, just a single solid day of weekend work, and several after work evenings of effort, we're the proud owners and installers of a butcher block counter on a new work space. (Pay no attention to the messed up door on the right cabinet...the part we need to attach it is ordered and we're waiting on it...Grrr IKEA! Hopefully arriving today.) November 9, 2012 Photo…

This is the story of how I created my own DIY beverage bar and DIY coffee bar with thrifted cabinets, a slab of granite and a little paint.