Cute IKEA Plant Pot Hack Adds a Pop of Whimsy to Any Room

While IKEA prices are pretty hard to beat, sometimes you want something a little, well, more unique. Their designs are simultaneously simple and also a bit boring, if you're someone who likes to have a unique interior aesthetic. There are, however, a ton of easy ways to dress up these simple products and transform them into completely different pieces.

If you have an IKEA budget but want a luxury vibe to your home, you have to try this easy DIY to upgrade some basic IKEA garden accessories into high-end items. Anyone can do this!

German TikTok creator Dana ( @danalohmueller ) is no stranger to IKEA hacks, In fact, her page has nearly 35,000 total likes, mostly stemming from her IKEA content. It's clear people love her ideas.

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She usually posts her favorite IKEA finds but this week she decided to head straight for the garden section at her local store and have herself a little DIY moment. It's such a simple trick but it makes all the difference!

As we all know, IKEA has a vast selection of planters and pots with tons of color and texture options. But have you ever thought of combining some of them together? Maybe you want an extra pop of color or you want your plants to sit a bit higher off the ground. That's where this hack comes in.

What You'll Need for This DIY

The supply list is super easy! You'll want to pick out some colorful pots from IKEA and grab a bottle of super glue. In order to create these tiered pots, simply flip one pot upside down and add super glue to the bottom. Place the second on top right side up. And you're done!

These are perfect as vases, planters, or even fruit bowls if you want to bring it into your kitchen.

Tiered planters have been rising in popularity and this is such an easy way to make one yourself. IKEA pots are usually all under $10 a piece so these will cost you at most $20 to make one. That's so much cheaper than buying a designer vase brand new!

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