Here's how 'Queer Eye' design expert bobbyberk transforms Ikea furniture into one-of-a-kind pieces. (via CNBCMakeIt)
Berk says he uses Ikea furniture when remodeling homes on "Queer Eye" because of the store's ability to produce a wide range of items at a great price. On the show, Berk and his design team only have a few days and a limited budget to remodel an array of homes and other spaces, such as an entire teacher's lounge.
Sometimes Berk has to work off an empty space and other times he renovates existing homes, both of which require a lot of thought and budgeting to figure out how much he can afford to spend on furniture. That's where Ikea comes in: "Not only is Ikea great for people who are just starting out who like style but don't have a huge budget, but it's also great to mix and match even if you do have a big budget," Berk says.
Ikea "hacks" are one way you can take a piece of furniture and make it your own, Berk says. That includes updates such as changing the knobs on a bookcase or adding self-adhesive wallpaper inside furniture to make it unique, he explains.
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