DELFT, Netherlands — Ikea‘s Billy Bookcase has been one its best-selling and most popular products since it first launched in 1979. But now, more than 40 years later, it’s getting a major rework. The ...

Most of us have some IKEA furniture in our home, loved for its low price point and simple, versatile design. And the BILLY bookcase is one of the Swedish brand’s all time bestsellers that can be found ...

IKEA's Classic Billy Bookcase Now Comes in the Most Gorgeous Jewel Tone originally appeared on Dengarden. There are some IKEA furniture lines that just never go out of style — and one of those is the ...

There are some IKEA pieces that are taken above and beyond by DIYers and turned into unbelievable creations. Take the classic BILLY Bookcase. We’ve seen the IKEA staple completely transformed into ...

The IKEA BILLY bookcase is a staple among the Swedish brand's repertoire of cult classics, standing proud as one of their most popular and sought-after products. Well, we've got good news because IKEA ...

No sander? No problem. Here's how to give your BILLY bookcase the glow-up it's been begging for - without turning your living room into a dust storm.

This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. IKEA offers a wide range of smart, stylish ...

Return for a moment to the Ikea monkey, and what some wags rued was a missed chance for a great marketing tie-in by the Swedish furniture giant: “Even Darwin can assemble our Billy bookcase!” A staple ...

CHANCES are you’ve owned one of these Ikea products. There are 60 million of them out there. And they’ve helped change our economy. Tim Harford tells the extraordinary story of Ikea’s Billy bookcase ...

The BILLY bookcase is a legend. One of IKEA’s signature products, BILLY models remain in the company’s catalog year after year — and it even has its own entry on Wikipedia. Many people love it; in ...

The Billy bookcase is perhaps the archetypal Ikea product. It was dreamed up in 1978 by an Ikea designer called Gillis Lundgren who sketched it on the back of a napkin, worried that he would forget it ...