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A clutter-free living room step by step
If you want to declutter your home, start with the room where you spend the most of your time. You are only 3 easy steps away from the perfectly neat living room.
More than just a school: a fresh start for a better mood
New beginnings – new challenges! This is something that also rings true for IKEA interior designers who have faced a most challenging task in the beginning of the new school year – a makeover in a room for both children and young adults to feel good, to spend time alone or together, to read and to play games. In Northern Latvia there is a school that breaks stereotypes about special education schools. The headmistress accents the great attitude of children and parents as well as the enormous patience of teachers. She is convinced that the atmosphere in the school is far cry from what one would think to have in a boarding school. IKEA interior desginers have come up with great ideas for the room where children can have some peace, read magazines or play board games.
5 ideas for workspace at home with no space at home
IKEA survey “Life at Home”* shows that every third Estonian citizen would like to create or improve their workspace at home, based on the life at home experience during the lockdown measures. The good news is that according to IKEA interior designer, it is not necessary to redesign the entire home in order to have such a spot – you can create a comfortable place for work or studies in sometimes forgotten and unused spaces.
A versatile living area where calm is key
A combined living and dining area are common throughout the world, but here’s one that takes a refreshingly different approach. The young family who live here have tailored this small space to their specific needs and interests – with a strong emphasis on simplicity, time-enduring design and natural materials.
Sharing a small space with roommates
Shared housing can have its challenges, but with a little creativity, colour coding, extendable functions and other smart solutions, one room can work just fine for three. Or even more than that, when you have friends staying over.
A kitchen as a hub of activity
In the centre of group apartments and workshop premises for people with disabilites, a kitchen is so much more than just a kitchen. It is a place for eating, cooking, celebrating, socialising, and at times learning new skills together.
New Year's Eve: your pop-up winter party
Home has to play multiple roles, but no matter how small your space, smart, adaptable solutions can help you create that New Year party magic in a moment, and still find some everyday order come 9am next morning.
5 places to eat at home that aren't the dining table
Eating together at the dining table is nice, but sometimes it can be practical or even a bit special to eat somewhere else. Why not enjoy a tasty meal while watching a tasty series, or how about breakfast in bed? It’s your home. You decide.
Sweet spot: storage for privacy in a shared home
Whether working on a private project or indulging in a moment of quiet, we all need time to ourselves. In this large household, space for both shared and solo activities was a must, and by zoning up areas of the home and utilising smart storage solutions, the ideal mix was found.
Spontaneous get togethers in a small apartment
Setting up your home for the joy of the unexpected opens so many more opportunities for connection, but while the activity itself may be spontaneous, organisation, clever storage solutions, multifunctional pieces and space savers are what will take the stress out of hosting, even in a small apartment.
BODARP matt grey-green kitchen
Produced in factories using renewable electricity and featuring a foil made of recycled PET bottles, BODARP doors in grey-green will give your kitchen a modern feel with its clean lines and matt surface.
