Billy bookcase tv wall

A step-by-step tutorial for how to make professional looking DIY built-in shelves using IKEA bookcase sections for vertical storage.

To make the shelves look seamless with the walls, Erica says you can add a bit of pre-cut wood painted the same color to fill in any extra space in the corners and then seal the gap between wood and the walls.

Everyone loves an ikea hack. I get a lot of questions from people asking me about how I configured my IKEA entertainment centre hack The awesome thing about Ikea is that there’s so many options for sizes that you could configure it in many many ways to fit your space Here’s what I used 2x

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These hacks show that the iconic BILLY bookcase is iconic for a reason.

When we moved into this house, we really were facing completely blank rooms. A lot of the rooms didn’t have any overhead lighting, and none of the rooms had built-ins or shelves. Our family room in particular had a giant blank wall that we wanted to mount our TV on, but with just a

Materials: (2) IKEA Billy Bookcases with Doors (2) IKEA Billy Bookcase Extensions (4) 1x2x8ft Select Pine 1 gallon Zinsser B-I-N Primer 11/16 in. x 11/16 in. Pine Cove Moulding Caulk Baseboard Moulding Crown Molding Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel Paint (1 gallon of Pure White, Semi-Gloss) (10) 6in. 8ft. Shiplap Boards Stain (I used […]

I’m SO excited to finally share our DIY Ikea billy bookcase built in shelving with you all! It’s hardly a DIY – we didn’t do anything custom to these shelves they are simply Ikea Billy bookcases put together in away that creates somewhat of a built-in look. Truth be told – we aren’t even done […]

We trimmed and painted the Billy Bookcase then put it on top of cabinets from Home Depot. See more on instagram at @houseinthemitten. @IKEAUSA @homedepot

We made a built-in IKEA BILLY bookcase hack in our boys' playroom, where they could easily find all of their toys, books and watch TV.