We all want a home that looks like it came straight out of a magazine, but our bank account often says otherwise. What if I told you that you can put real Italian design pieces in your living room, with details made of real Carrara marble and solid oak, without breaking the bank? IKEA and renowned designer Raffaella Mangiarotti have joined forces and the result is stunning. Get ready for a lighting revolution.
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Let's face it, the modern urban jungle often exhausts us to the point where the thought of packing for a trip feels like an expedition to Everest. But what if there was a shortcut to perfect Zen that didn't require a PhD in wilderness survival?
When was the last time you played? Not with a phone or a remote control, but really played – with things that spark curiosity, challenge your imagination and make you laugh involuntarily? IKEA believes that play belongs not only to children, but to all generations – and with this in mind, the new GREJSIMOJS collection was created, opening the door to a world where everyday objects are anything but ordinary.
In a time when technology reigns in every corner of the home, we still try to hide it. Black speakers, impersonal lights and cables that we twist into a knot under the sofa. But IKEA says: enough of minimalist anonymity! In collaboration with Swedish color visionary Tekla Evelina Severin – better known as Teklan – they have created a collection that not only sounds good, but also looks fantastic.
Let's face it - if we had a euro for every time we checked Instagram before bed, we could afford a new bed. IKEA has apparently realized that our phones are just as tired as we are, so they've launched something that could solve our digital insomnia: a mini bed for your smartphone - the Ikea Phone Sleep Collection. Yes, you read that right - your phone will now sleep better than you.
What do you get when you combine IKEA's obsession with flat boxes, a pinch of Scandinavian design magic and... an Allen key? No, it's not another cabinet that's going to get on your nerves. You get ÖDLEBLAD - a dramatic, aesthetic and conceptual light that dares to place a long-neglected piece of metal at the very center of the ambiance. And without a single screw. Finally, something from IKEA that doesn't require meditation before assembly.
Forget the old, traditional holiday decorations – the new Home of Celebration collection, a collaboration between IKEA and Swedish design star Gustaf Westman, brings joy, playfulness and design boldness to everyday life. Even if it's "just Thursday".
The kitchen is the new star of the home. No longer just a place for pots, spoons and the occasional can opener fight. Today, it's a stage for mini-theater performances during dinner, a venue for morning therapeutic coffees and the main gathering place for domestic dynamics – from teenage confessions to TikTok recipes that (don't) work. And IKEA knows it. In fact, it doesn't just know it – it's put the kitchen at the center of its new global campaign, which is nothing less than a tribute to food, connection and everyday small victories.
IKEA invites the little ones – and their parents – on an adventure through the African savannah, right from the comfort of their living room. The new SANDLÖPARE children's collection is more than just a cute collection of stuffed animals – it's a mission with a powerful message: play, explore and (in the process) save the world.
In an era when every milliliter and every moment of awareness counts, IKEA enters the world of bathroom transformation with the new BERGVATTNET collection – a tribute to intelligent water use, without compromising on aesthetics or comfort.
Get ready to serve your next IKEA meatballs with more style than you ever dared to dream of. IKEA has joined forces with Swedish designer Gustaf Westman – and the result? The first piece from a new design collection: a porcelain plate designed specifically to serve the North’s biggest culinary celebrity – the meatball.
Life at home can be a bit of acrobatic competition – especially when wet bathroom tiles, slippery rugs and an "unreachable" towel are involved. IKEA has taken things a step further with the BÄSINGEN collection – an inclusive product range for anyone who wants more comfort, safety and confidence at home.











