Affordable and easy to clean, the IKEA ANTILOP high chair is one of the most popular options for tots heading into their solid food journey.
And while plastic is fantastic for wiping up after mealtime, it’s not exactly the most eye-catching or comfortable seat for little bots. From crafting comfy cushions to adding supportive footrests and blinging up plain legs, it’s easy to give the IKEA ANTILOP high chair a makeover.
5 modern IKEA high chair makeovers
Here are 5 IKEA high chair makeovers that elevate them from plain Jane to spectacular.
Wood-look legs
Wrapping IKEA high chair legs in woodgrain look vinyl ($11.40) takes the humble Antilop to a whole new level. (via Chloe K Design)
Magnificent metallic
If you’re handy with a can of metallic spray paint it’s super easy to transform an IKEA high chair in an afternoon. Just remove the legs and mask up the stoppers to make sure the paint stays where it needs to be. (via Savory&SweetFood)
Comfy cushions
Whip up some handmade cushions to not only give bub a comfy place to sit, but give the humble IKEA high chair a huge lift. (There’s a free pattern available via Kelsey Bang).
Stick it to ’em
Super cheap colour code stickers ($3) make for a cheerful little makeover that takes mere moments. (via Hester’s Handmade Home)
Monogrammed magic
If you’ve got a circuit machine ($890), creating your own monogrammed vinyl sticker is a cinch. It gives the high chair a rather regal feel – perfect for little princes and princesses. (via Dwellings by Devore)
Shop the look …
If you’re not super handy or the DIY-type, there are plenty of ways to modernise your IKEA Antilop high chair without having to lift a finger! There are crafty folk selling gorgeous Ikea high chair accessories that can be purchased ready-made.
Read next …
Got a little foodie starting solids? Head to these articles next:
- 19 crazy cute sippy cups
- 9 baby high chairs for mealtimes
- 17 divided plates for toddler meals
- 9 baby food makers for every budget
(Top image: Yeah Baby Goods)