Several years ago, we fawned over Superfront, a Swedish company that designs and manufactures just about everything for your IKEA cabinets and wardrobes, including, doors and fronts, handles, legs, sides, and tops. They now even have your bathrooms covered!
Panyl takes it to a DIY level with their furniture wraps that are as easy as peel, stick, and smooth to get an entirely new look. You can transform any of your IKEA designs that have flat surfaces, like cabinets, dressers, tabletops, etc.

Semihandmade \\\ Design by Chris Pardo Design – Elemental Architecture \\\ Photo by James Butchart
If you’re not comfortable doing any of the hacking, you can hire a knowledgeable professional to upgrade your cabinetry with high-quality finishes. Semihandmade can elevate your basic IKEA cabinets with their handcrafted doors that are available at reasonable prices. The quality and attention to detail gives cabinets a custom, upscale look while saving you 30-40%.

Semihandmade \\\ Design by Destination Eichler
Mykea formed as a way to customize IKEA furniture so it wouldn’t end up looking like everyone else’s. They tapped the creative skills of their artist friends to come up with designs for their naked furniture which they turned into stickers. They launched the company and their vinyl designs give plain furniture an easy and fun facelift.
We featured Swedish company Prettypegs about 4 years ago and they continue to design stylish leg options to fit your IKEA furniture, as well as several other brands. Whether you want to add some color or character to a basic sofa or table, they offer all kinds of designs.
Bemz covers the fabric covered IKEA pieces that you want to upgrade. Their slipcovers fit sofas, chairs, footstools, beds, you name it, in all kinds of modern patterns and colors that will help give new life to some tired upholstery.
For more DIY and creative ideas, check out the IKEA Hackers site.