Add a dose of unique style with Superfront’s Ikea Cabinet Covers. We have always been a fan of certain Ikea products, and have even installed Pax Wardrobes. The wardrobes are affordable, easy to install, and make organizing a cinch. Although they are not of the highest quality, but for the price they are the best bang for your buck if you prefer a more contemporary design. Our one critique of the design is the limited availability of finishes. Superfront has remedied this complaint with attractive fronts, sides, tops, wooden legs, and metal handles that are all made in Sweden. With the recent tragedy in Bangladesh, we have become more conscious of where and how products are made, and when a company chooses to manufacture in a developed country, or advocates for appropriate working conditions in a developing nation, we are more inclined to support these products. Some of the fronts that caught our eye include “plus” (which is reminiscent of the Cross Blanket we recently profiled); as well as the “illusion” which reminds me of my days of playing Q*bert. Check out their gallery and get one here.
Add a dose of unique style with Superfront’s Ikea Cabinet Covers. We have always been a fan of certain Ikea products, and have even installed Pax Wardrobes. The wardrobes are affordable, easy to install, and make organizing a cinch. Although they are not of the highest quality, but for the price they are the best bang for your buck if you prefer a more contemporary design. Our one critique of the design is the limited availability of finishes. Superfront has remedied this complaint with attractive fronts, sides, tops, wooden legs, and metal handles that are all made in Sweden. With the recent tragedy in Bangladesh, we have become more conscious of where and how products are made, and when a company chooses to manufacture in a developed country, or advocates for appropriate working conditions in a developing nation, we are more inclined to support these products. Some of the fronts that caught our eye include “plus” (which is reminiscent of the Cross Blanket we recently profiled); as well as the “illusion” which reminds me of my days of playing Q*bert. Check out their gallery and get one here.