Verdant Haven—a concept by Nastia Perchyk—is where modern design meets nature’s charm. We see soft earthy tones and warm woods, making it a retreat for the senses. This haven is minimal yet luxurious; cozy yet sophisticated. This project transforms interiors into a tranquil escape—and a tour through it will show how.
The living room features an earthy color palette with rich brown tones and green accents. The oversized, modular seating means plenty of room to sit—or lie down. The rug, with its earthy green hues, sets just the right rustic base for the living room design.
A special mention for the sleek, linear bioethanol fireplace seamlessly integrating into the wooden console unit. The seat beside it gives you just the right cozy corner.
The dining table seamlessly transitions into the living space; this emphasizes functional, open-plan living. We especially love how the organic-inspired stool mimics moss. The olive green pendant light creates a statement!
The kitchen features striking green veining on the backsplash. The appliances are integrated into the cabinetry, which uses a sleek wood finish to add natural textures to the space.
The bedroom may be compact—but we like to call it nature’s nook. The headboard is textured green and placed against warm wood paneling. Right next to the huge window (offering natural vistas, again) is a sleek workstation. We love how the homeowners choose to use a projector for enjoying their nights spent in. The cabinetry may be functional, but it also creates a statement with its sleek green color.
We see this design style subtly continued into the nursery, where wooden tones set a welcoming base. The light green rug ties the space together, while the white furniture adds a sleek touch.
Both bathrooms in the Verdant Haven use hues of green. The first one features a sleek green-and-wooden vanity, while the second one uses veined marble tiles for a unique ambiance. Both bathrooms do, however, make room for plenty of white. This keeps the space modern and grounded.
Step into the serene and sophisticated world of this stunning home, masterfully designed by the talented duo Kateryna Shumikhina and Nataliia Tytarenko. This luxurious residence perfectly embodies the essence of minimalist elegance, showcasing an exquisite blend of warm wood tones and double-height living spaces. The expansive, open-concept layout is bathed in natural light, enhancing the calming neutral palette and sleek lines that define the space. Rich wood accents add warmth and texture, creating a perfect balance between modern minimalism and inviting comfort. This home is a true testament to the beauty of simplicity, where every detail is thoughtfully curated to create an atmosphere of refined luxury.
A calm bedside space feels like a small luxury. The right nightstand and a few thoughtful accessories can make the whole room feel more grounded. Clean lines, soft lighting, and one or two storage pieces are all you need. This guide keeps it simple and budget-friendly, with pieces that look elevated without adding visual noise.
Nightstand Picks
A good nightstand sets the tone. Look for fluted textures and warm wood tones. These silhouettes feel modern while keeping the look soft and grounded.
A clean, structured piece with two deep drawers and a built-in charging station. The curved profile and fluted face keep the design elevated, and the storage capacity makes it great for a clutter-free setup.
A slim, airy silhouette with rounded edges and sculptural legs. The fluted doors add texture without overwhelming the space. Works beautifully in smaller rooms.
A soft-glow LED lamp with three color settings and a dimmable touch control. The rounded glass shade keeps the look warm and sculptural. Perfect for late reading without lighting the whole room.
Organizers
Organizers help keep the clutter sorted on your nightstand—and essentials close at hand.
An acrylic coffee table stands at the height of minimalism, allowing its contents and its surroundings to take center stage. Want to highlight a beautiful area rug? Or preserve every ounce of natural light that your living room receives? An acrylic coffee table can do just that. In this post, we’ve collected a variety of our favorites to suit any style. This compilation includes everything from minimalist acrylic-only tables to pieces that pop with glamorous gold and silver details, to vibrant modern selections that glow with neon-like coloration. There’s a whole world of acrylic tables to explore.
IKEA mirrors are an inexpensive way to add depth and interest to a wall. Mirrors reflect light and movement in a room, they’re eye-catching, and they can make a space appear bigger than it is.
If you know us here at Curbly, you know we LOVE a good IKEA hack. While mirrors serve their purpose, many people look for ways to hack and personalize mirrors to make them unique and more fitting for their individual tastes and needs.
Whether in your entryway, bedroom, or bathroom, a mirror makes a great addition to any space. And luckily for everyone, hacking a one-of-a-kind mirror is easy, thanks to IKEA. Happy crafting!
Here we’ll create a unique mirror by transforming a cork trivet from IKEA into a wall mirror. Read on to check out this impossibly simple process.
Industrial IKEA Mirror Hack
This post features a creative and affordable solution for home decor enthusiasts looking to add a statement piece to their space—a giant IKEA hack mirror inspired by the latest TikTok trends.
A DIY Antiqued Mirror
This IKEA mirror hack goes back in time with an antiqued look. Believe it or not, to make this aged piece, you don’t need a mirror—it all starts with a picture frame.
Abstract Watercolor Mirror
Add abstract interest to any IKEA mirror (or any glass, period!) by adding some watered-down glass paint. Here they’re using an IKEA LANGESUND mirror (it costs $27.99), perfect for a small entryway.
West Elm Mirror Hack
In this post, Victoria walks us through, step-by-step, her process for making this gorgeous West Elm dupe from a much less expensive IKEA Hovet mirror.
Suspended Mirror Hack
This hack doesn’t use an IKEA mirror at all—it’s the tray that’s the hacked piece, paired with a few other simple supplies.
IKEA HONEFOSS Tiled Entry
This one is less of an IKEA mirror hack, and more inspiration. Check out how these HONEFOSS mirror tiles are hung.
Note: these mirror tiles aren’t available in the US anymore, but you can purchase them on eBay, details are at the end of the post.
IKEA HONEFOSS Tiled Ceiling
More HONEFOSS tile inspiration from Lauren’s Bold Chicago Apartment tour on Apartment Therapy. This time they’re adding height and interest to a dark ceiling.
Note: these mirror tiles aren’t available in the US anymore, but you can purchase them on eBay, details are at the end of the post.
Farmhouse Window Mirror Hack
Check out this tutorial for transforming an IKEA floor length mirror into a faux farmhouse window mirror on the cheap.
The Ultimate Gilded Mirror Hack
Donovan transforms a simple IKEA mirror into a gilded thing of beauty using little more than some wood appliques and some spray paint. Head over to Apartment Therapy for the details.
DIY Mirrored Secretary Desk
There’s no need to limit reflection to walls—check out this DIY mirrored secretary desk using a HEMNES secretary desk and some overlays. This treatment could be applied to all kinds of IKEA pieces, from nightstands to the back of shelving.
DIY Organic Mirror
This organic mirror is one of the more creative IKEA mirror hacks we’ve found and it all comes together with a simple mirrored tile and a little cardboard and clay. Head over to Isoscella for all the details and buy them a coffee while you’re there!
Ikea MONGSTAD Faux Grasscloth Wallpaper Mirror
Who would have thought coving a dark, drab mirror with a little wallpaper could completely transform a hallway from a black hole to a lighter and brighter space? In just a few hours, you could be there too.
Lighted Mirror With IKEA Nissedal
Add a little ambient lighting to your space with this clever mirror project from IKEA Hackers.
Mirrored Table Cubes
No need to keep mirrors on the wall! Add some light to your living room with this project from Easy Interior.
Star Mirror Project
Sure, this may look expensive, but don’t be fooled! This hack only cost a few dollars. All you need is a mirror, some wooden dowels, and a can of spray paint.
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There are many different ways to hack and personalize IKEA mirrors to make them unique and fitting for your individual needs and tastes. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of glamour to your space, or simply create a functional and stylish element, these hacks are a great starting point. So, try out these ideas and get creative with your IKEA mirrors today!
