Woman converts a $405 IKEA wardrobe into a VERY well-organised pantry – complete with slide out drawers and custom name tags
- A woman from Perth, Western Australia has ‘hacked’ her PAX IKEA wardrobe
- The $405 white cupboard fits perfectly in her kitchen and has plenty of space
- She added extra drawers to house more vegetables and a slide out spice rack
- Facebook commenters were astounded by the well organised design of it
A woman with an eye for design has transformed her PAX wardrobe from IKEA into a well-organised pantry, complete with slide out drawers, custom name tags and plenty of mason jars.
The proud woman, who lives in Perth, Western Australia, shared the results of her hard work on Facebook, detailing how the wardrobe contains a number of Kmart items to bring it together.
It piqued the interest of hundreds of homemakers who were keen to see exactly how she’d integrated Kmart jars and plastic storage containers to make the aesthetically pleasing furniture.
A woman with an eye for design has transformed her PAX wardrobe from IKEA into a well organised pantry
‘This is the equivalent of pantry porn. What a very clever idea,’ one woman said.
‘I’m so inspired to try this now… get me to the closest IKEA,’ said another.
A third added: ‘I got goosebumps just from watching the video of all the moving parts.’
They were right to be excited with every level of the packed-in pantry carefully arranged to make it easy to see what you need.
They were right to be excited with every level of packed-in pantry carefully arranged to make it easy to see what you need
Further down there are jars for olive oil, balsamic and rice wine vinegar, as well as more wicker baskets for sauces and cans
On the top level there are a number of baskets containing instant coffee, Lindt chocolates and pasta boxes.
Further down there are jars for olive oil, balsamic and rice wine vinegar, as well as more wicker baskets for sauces and cans.
A spice ‘rack’ is built onto a fold out drawer alongside baking powder, bi-carb soda and oats.
The base of the pantry has a tray for onions, sweet potatoes and regular potatoes above all of her baking, slow cooker and sandwich press machines
One person suggested the crafty woman offer her services out for a fee because of how lucrative it would be
‘The plastic containers are from Freedom Australia and they come in four sizes with a really good airtight seal on them,’ she told curious fans of the project.
The base of the pantry has a tray for onions, sweet potatoes and regular potatoes above all of her baking, slow cooker and sandwich press machines.
The regular wardrobe doors have been left on so everything can be hidden from view when it’s not in use.
One person suggested the crafty woman offer her services out for a fee because of how lucrative it would be.