Ideas and inspiration
Home idea with IKEA: a functional kitchen and hallway in 6 square meters
Oliver and Anett are a young couple living in Tartu. They really love cooking, but their small apartment's kitchen/hallway offered limited possibilities for this. The biggest challenge of the space was how to fit everything necessary into the 6-square-meter kitchen that also serves as a hallway. IKEA interior designer Caroli´s creative solution shows that even the most compact space holds great potential.
Home idea with IKEA: a makeover that changes lives
The Pärnu Women’s Support Center is a place of safety and new beginnings, offering psychological support and temporary shelter to those escaping domestic violence. When the center moved to a new home, its counselling rooms were still waiting to be turned into spaces that heal — places where conversations, group sessions, and art therapy could happen in comfort. That’s when IKEA interior designer Heily joined in, helping to create rooms filled with warmth, hope, and care.
Home idea with IKEA: a terrace for every season
When Fredi and Helena from Tabasalu decided to renovate their terrace, they faced a common challenge: creating enough comfortable seating for their frequent pancake mornings and sauna evenings with friends. Fortunately, IKEA interior designer Caroli had many ideas on how to create a terrace for spending quality time with a bunch of people – almost every season.
Home idea with IKEA: big change for a small kitchen
In a 44 square meter Kalamaja apartment, a small open kitchen was eagerly awaiting renovation. Its owner Margit wanted to cook more at home, but the existing space did not match her needs. IKEA interior designer Merit approached the challenge and created a fully functional and cozy kitchen in a limited space.
Home idea with IKEA: a cosy and funtional living room for eight
Siim, Elin and their family of eight in Maardu had a challenge many households know well – how to make the living room a cozy space for everyone to enjoy together, without it turning into a cluttered mess. IKEA interior designer stepped in and shares now the smart, practical tips for creating a family-friendly living room that works for both comfort and order.
SANDLÖPARE collection: step into the adventures of the savannah
Listen. Can you hear the grass rustling in the wind? Or the trumpeting of an elephant? Forget all about kittens and dog strolls. You are in the world of roars and sprints now. A world where everyone has a strategy for survival, whether it’s running, hiding or hunting. In the SANDLÖPARE collection, you will meet social meerkats, fast cheetahs, tall giraffes and many more fascinating animals. Which one will be your favourite?
Rethinking Christmas with Gustaf Westman
Not feeling the traditional festive vibe? Then you will probably love our VINTERFINT and STRÅLA series, reimagined by Swedish designer Gustaf Westman in their playful signature style. The new range of bold, colourful tableware and eye-catching home objects adds a delicious slice of fun to this year’s winter collection. So, pull up a chair, grab a meatball, and let’s take a peek!
IKEA × Gustaf Westman. Coming soon!
IKEA and renowned Swedish designer are launching a fresh, limited-edition collection for the upcoming winter celebrations. Not feeling the traditional festive vibe? Gustaf Westman brings his playful signature style to the VINTERFINT and STRÅLA series, showing that holidays don’t have to follow the expected playbook.
Rethink traditional with the limited OMMJÄNGE collection
For people living in rural Sweden 200 years ago, all activities took place in one room. Today’s tiny living may not be for the same reasons as then, but it calls for similar solutions. Inspired by Swedish folklore, OMMJÄNGE consists of flexible products from classic materials such as solid pine wood, wool, stoneware and mouth-blown glass.
KUSTFYR: the new Halloween collection
Get ready to celebrate Halloween in style with the KUSTFYR collection! From decorations and lighting to textiles and kitchenware, we’ve got everything you need to enjoy the spookiest time of the year.