A great morning starts with a wall-mounted K-Cup holder that lets you see all the capsules you have.
I recently bought the Keurig coffee maker, and I love to display the K-Cup variety that I have.
But because of the lack of counter space, I have to create my own homemade K-Cup holder.
And the IKEA RIBBA frame seems to fit the “depth” of a K-Cup.
If you can’t find the RIBBA at your IKEA, try the RÖDALM or SANNAHED instead.
How to DIY a wall-mounted K-cup holder
First, disassemble the RIBBA Frame.
Then, use the glass to measure the “square” on a thick carton paper.
Cut holes as many as needed, as long as they fit within the square and leave enough room between the holes for support.
I managed to cut 16 holes, and, of course, you can cut fewer holes or create an interesting pattern instead of the grid I used.
The other component that you will need from the RIBBA frame is only the wooden square that holds the carton paper in place.
All other components, you can upcycle them.
(The frame doesn’t have a closed back. Because it will be too thick to fit a K-Cup otherwise.)
Attach or fasten a hook to the RIBBA Frame.
Fasten everything and you are done. Hang it on the wall and enjoy your DIY IKEA K-cup holder.
You may also like these IKEA coffee pod holder ideas
1. Under the kitchen cabinet IKEA Nespresso pod holder
It was always a problem for us, where to store the coffee capsules. We simply could not choose any holder version from the manufacturer, because they also needed a lot of space. So we decided to make our own, which can be moved out of the way after use. Read more.
2. Wall coffee capsule holder
The same wall-mounted version, but using a larger RIBBA to hold more coffee pods. Read more.