Where there’s imagination, there’s usually a mess, and that’s not always a bad thing. Jeannine Bietau @modernity.focus said she originally picked up the new IKEA BERGIG bookcase for books. But inspiration struck, and she simply had to turn it into this cute, functional art station for the kids’ room. The BERGIG book display unit is now a charming, kid-friendly art desk that keeps the mess (mostly) contained and the creativity flowing. Turn a Bookshelf Into a Kids Art Desk What […]

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