These Stunning IKEA Tarva Hacks are going to open the door for you to create budget friendly yet amazing customized furniture. Just add your own creativity and the magic will happen.
The Tarva is basically a blank canvas that is just waiting for you to create with it! All four pieces of unfinished so you can use your favorite stains, pickling, paint, paint treatments, wallpaper, combine wood with paint, combine wood with wallpaper and a million other possibilities. Just let your imagination soar!!! The pieces are a really budget friendly but are sturdy and handle wear and tear with ease. Have fun with them.
Apothecary Cabinet Tarva IKEA Hack – @katebluhum
I have seen 1000’s of IKEA Hacks… but sometimes one just catches your eye and this one certainly did! It truly is magnificent and has such an amazing Modern/Vintage Farmhouse piece. Because the Tarva is solid wood, it makes certain thing possible. So they were able to use a router … by cutting grooves into the drawer front gave the illusion there are many drawers and of course perfect hardware. Amazing what is possible and as you well know what this piece would cost on the open market! Just know that something this awesome is possible if you have the time and patience. Love it!
IKEA Tarva Hack – Champagne Chaos
Annie is going to show you how you can create this absolutely magnificent piece on a budget… do you have any idea what this kind of piece would go for in a shop or boutique???? She is going to show you how to get the embossed look on the drawers (paintable wallpaper) and how copper pipes are going to make the piece POP with character and charm! Plus she went with one of the hottest colors out there today… Sage Green! Incredible Results!
DIY IKEA Tarva Dresser Hack – House On Longwood Lane
Just by adding stain…framing around the drawer and new hardware turns this simple piece into a Farmhouse Masterpiece. Get the full diy!
IKEA Dresser To TV Stand Transformation – Purely Kate
No need to spend a fortune for a TV Stand because this one has everything! A place for the cable boxes… game gear and tons of storage! You can also place the TV on the top or have fun creating a Vignette or more fashionable storage.
Nursery IKEA Hack DIY Dresser – Sarah Sherman Samuel
It never ceases to amaze me how many ways there are to customize a Tara Dresser/ You are going to see how you can transform the legs to have a sleek look and then with the right paint finish and hardware… the look is incredible! Get the full how to and create the piece that is perfect for you and your family.
Tarva IKEA Hack – Sarah Sherman Samuel
Here is another piece that Sarah created that could not be easier. Simply paint the piece… pick the hardware you love… stain or paint the bottom a complimentary color or stain and like magic… you have an amazing piece of furniture!
DIY IKEA Tarva Dresser Hack – Get Kamfortable
Kamaldeep has yet another customized Tarva Dresser that is breath taking. She says that the hardest part of it all is assembling the Tarva… the rest is a piece of cake! Such a sleek Modern Design that can be mixed with anything… from Vintage to Farmhouse to Mid Century Modern and more. Come on over and get the 411!
Mid Century Modern Dresser DIY – A Vintage Splendor
Here is yet another example how the Tarva can be whatever you want it to be! This piece looks like it could have been in John Draper’s Apartment… it has that Mid Century Modern Feel but with a crisp new vibe! Once again… working with raw wood makes everything so much easier to mold the piece the way you want.
IKEA Tarva Hack – Pop Sugar
This IKEA Tarva was turned into this cool and sleek Mid-Century Modern Dresser that would be perfect in any space. I would also love this piece in a Contemporary Farmhouse Setting! Plus it has such a high end look for such a Budget Friendly piece. Get the DIY and Enjoy!
DIY Make Your Own IKEA Hack Farmhouse Dresser – The Humanist Home
For all you Farmhouse lovers… this smaller Tarva is a perfect end table that has a fresh Modern Farmhouse Look! Reminiscent of original style with the X Barn Door Design on the sides… but with framed drawers and modern hardware… a perfect mix! So simple and Lauren will show you how to make it happen!
DIY Faux Embossing Nightstand – Pretty Life Girls
Don’t you just love the faux embossing look! With this tutorial and your favorite hardware and color… stain or paint treatment… you can create a dream piece…even create two for a set of end tables. You won’t believe how simple it is to make!
DIY IKEA Flip Tarva Dresser – Blush and Camo
Don’t you just love a caned dresser or any caned furniture? This plain jain Tarva went from blah to WOW!!!! Julianna is sharing the complete DIY so you can achieve this upscale… high end look!!! If you have priced caned furniture you will know how much savings there is right here. I bet you have the perfect spot for this beauty!
IKEA Tarva Hack turns to a Bar Cabinet Addicted 2 DIY
Katie really came up with something extraordinary with her Tarva. She converted it into a Bar Cabinet which includes a fabulous wine rack too! The inside has plenty of storage and it even has a glass rack! A must see and if you are looking for a bar cart that is extremely budget friendly… you just found it! Love this!!!
IKEA Dresser Makeover – In My Own Style
Diane turned her Tarva into an Industrial Rolling Desk Cart with a Card Catalog look. Let me tell you… it is something really special and she takes you thought the entire DIY process! Farmhouse at its best!
IKEA Tarva Hack – Polka Dot Stripes
I love what is happening here… just take a peek at this lovely dresser and the use of gel mediums or decoupage can transform a piece just as creatively as paint and stain! Come visit!
Mid Century IKEA Tarva Hack – Remodleaholic
Come and see how Cassity turns a simple Tarva into an amazing sleek Mid Century beauty! So simple… so budget friendly and just so incredible!
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