💡IKEA furniture can be used creatively to maximize the functionality of a small space.
🎨DIY projects like repainting furniture and creating custom decor can add a personal touch to the space.
🌟Using mirrors strategically can create the illusion of a larger space.
📚Storage solutions like shelves and crates can help keep the space organized and clutter-free.
🏡Adding plants, artwork, and personal items can make the space feel cozy and inviting.
How much did it cost to transform the studio apartment?
—The transformation cost under $500, with most of the furniture and decor items coming from IKEA.
Can the bed be used as a couch?
—Yes, the host demonstrates how to style the bed with pillows and cushions to make it look like a couch during the day.
What other DIY projects were done in the space?
—The host created a DIY entryway organizer using a spice rack and repainted furniture to fit the color scheme.
How can I make a small space feel bigger?
—The use of mirrors, light-colored curtains, and strategic placement of furniture can create the illusion of a larger space.
Where can I find the products featured in the video?
—All the products used in the video are linked in the description box below the video.
00:00The host introduces herself and the concept of the video, which is transforming a studio apartment on a budget using IKEA furniture.
00:24The host arrives at IKEA and starts shopping for furniture and decor items for the studio apartment.
01:00The host selects a bed that can double as a couch and decides to paint two stools for extra seating and aesthetics.
01:41The host stocks up on sheepskins, which can be used for various purposes like chair covers and rugs.
02:01A spice rack is chosen to create a DIY entryway organizer, allowing the tenant to hang keys and store small items.
02:21The host looks for a low and minimalistic bed frame that fits the studio apartment's aesthetic.
02:45The host considers adding curtains and plans to customize them with tassels for a unique touch.
02:56The host chooses globe lights for the studio's alcove and a pendant light as a focal point in the main area.
