Ditto with our REGOLIT arc lamp and several other pieces I can't recall off the top of my head.Īfter more than 12 hours spent traveling, we were in a bit of a daze but easily decided to purchase a third LACK coffee table in dark brown, because it was familiar and reliable. When we left Germany in 2013 we once again sold all of our furnishings, this time with the help of, and returned to our estranged homeland in a similar daze where we purchased our 4th LACK coffee table in dark brown. Over the years I've become adept at assembling this LACK table and have become intimately familiar with its quirks and have noticed the running changes that have been made to it, and know well where a dab of carpenter's glue can enhance the already sturdy design, and just how far the fasteners can be tightened before they'll strip out of the granola wood.

I'm actually sitting here now hunched over our LACK coffee table typing this post and I'm amazed after all this time how sturdy it's lower shelf is and how resilient the finish is today despite all of the sticky beer bottles it has seen. Side note, the price has gone up from $39 to $49.Here is a little something that I put together last year and never got around to posting – a little IKEA hack for a fun cocktail.

I’m a big fan of bourbon, and I love a good old-fashioned. I give you the IKEA Lingonberry Old-Fashioned! This recipe isn’t strictly an old-fashioned but, ticks all the boxes for a good quick cocktail that is a real crowd pleaser. The main ingredient that shapes this cocktail is Dryck Lingon, which is the lingonberry concentrate that you can find in the IKEA Marketplace.

Ikea dryck lingon styrup