Bonde

I am not trying to submit a hack, but rather figure out how this unit was ‘hacked’ or put together. The dates I found on a couple pieces was 1999. This was disassembled from my mother’s (now deceased and no paperwork on unit) house and now I am trying to…

Materials: Bonde Description: When we wanted to buy glass shelves to the bookcase, this you could not buy! We contacted the local glazier and asked them to do two pieces of glass, the size of the shelf that we had with us. The bolt that the glass plate is located…

Materials: BondeDescription: In my Bonde-furniture now lives our little Hamster “Hämpfelina”. I took out the shelves and everything else. Then I fixed windows of plexi-glass and installed everything for a playful hamster-life! We have now a lot of fun to see the hamster run around!~ Carola, Switzerland

Materials: Bonde sideboardDescription:I found a felled branch and cut six 8 inch legs. I polyurethaned them and put felt pads on the bottoms.I then removed the metal legs and screwed in the tree legs with four screws. See more of the Bonde sideboard with tree legs.~ Akira

Materials: BondeDescription: Here are a few pics of a recent hack to the Bonde credenza I’ve had since college. I was inspired by George Nelson and Florence Knoll and tried to give it more of a mid-century modern look.BeforeThe basic how to:First, we removed the doors from the piece, making…

Materials: Bonde cupboard Description: An old dated Bonde cupboard (at least I think it was a Bonde cupboard) was updated by cutting out panels from the doors and covering the panels with chicken wire and fabric. This turned the modern yet outdated Ikea cupboard into a country cottage gem. See…