Lack Gets a Makeover

Jules Yap·
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LACK coffee table makeover

Materials: Lack coffee table

I wallpapered out little Lack and added decorative nails to give it a bit of glam.

LACK coffee table makeover

LACK coffee table makeover

LACK coffee table makeover

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~ Lizzie, Chicago

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  2. Beautiful! Can you tell me about the wallpaper you used? I just love the pattern. What brand? Where did you find it? Thanks!

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  5. Thank you for this great idea. I recently went to Ikea to purchase supplies for a few apartment projects I wanted to work on. I found a Vika Amon table top in the “As-Is” section for $5 since the corners of the table had been obviously damaged, but I just couldn’t pass it up. I knew I’d be able to do something with it and I think I just found the answer. Definitely going to give this a try.

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  7. This looks extraordinarily nice and professional! Modge Podge is an amazing medium to have to seal objects. However, I tried to use it to seal the Lack side tabletop laminate because it scratches so easily. But the Modge Podge just ended up bubbling off, so I will retry using your method of using the wallpaper as well. Also, the tacks will help keep pencils and other objects from rolling off the table as easily. Thanks!

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  8. I love the reinvent that is displayed on this blog. We as a society throw out so much furniture and stuff that can be repurposed or reused in different or similar form. Ikea Hackers inspire people to reinvent before throwing stuff to the curb. This design takes a simple coffee table and brings it to a higher level of style. Great Job!

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  14. Very nice. Reminds me of a table in the current Martha Stewart magazine- they covered a tabletop with a print fabric and then wrapped it in clear vinyl. It may have had nailheads, too.

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