Ideas and inspiration
“Home idea with IKEA”: Provence-style living and dining room
This week, we invite you to visit Renata, who lives with their daughter in their own home and has decided it’s time to refresh the living room. They lead a busy life – lecturing at university, marking students’ work at home, enjoying entertaining guests, and relaxing with a good book. Yet, the current living room isn’t quite right for either work or rest: they often find themselves curling up on the floor to read, while souvenirs from their travels lie forgotten in boxes due to a lack of shelf space. The mismatched furniture collected over time adds little warmth or joy to the room. But can this chaotic space be transformed into the home they’ve been dreaming of? Interior designer Toma is certain it can!
“Home idea with IKEA”: 20-year-awaited kitchen makeover
This week’s heroes are Daiva and Viktoras, who have been together for 30 years. He is a craftsman, decorating their home with his own reliefs and carvings, while she works as an office manager at an international company. The couple spends a lot of time in the kitchen—working on the computer, enjoying coffee, socialising, cooking, and sometimes feeling frustrated by a cracked hob, a worn worktop, or table legs marked by their dog’s teeth. After more than twenty years of service, their kitchen was clearly due for a makeover—and our interior designers Goda and Agnė were ready to take on the challenge.
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?
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.
BERGVATTNET collection: same shower, different story
BERGVATTNET collection is all about water. By reducing water flow rates, monitoring consumption and collecting water that would otherwise go to waste, these simple and affordable products help you turn a more water-efficient everyday life into routine. And you can keep doing you.
MÄVINN collection: nicer the closer you look
Combining social entrepreneurship and design, the MÄVINN collection consists of much more than decorations. Look closely and you’ll discover impressive traditional craftsmanship in innovative materials. But most importantly, woven into every MÄVINN product is opportunity and purpose for those who need it most.
HÖSTAGILLE collection: welcome autumn to your home
Ready to embrace the warm, cosy feeling that only autumn can bring? With plenty of designs and decorations in vibrant and earthy colours, the new HÖSTAGILLE collection can easily transform your home into the ultimate seasonal retreat.
Bring joy home
Enjoyment is one of the eight essential needs for a better life at home. Yet, 36% of people in Lithuania say enjoyment is important to them — but don’t often experience it in their own homes. Among those who rarely or never feel enjoyment at home, just 43% say they’re happy with their current life, well below the national average of 61%. Our homes play a powerful role in our overall happiness. More than just practical spaces, they have the potential to uplift and inspire us. At IKEA, we believe everyone deserves to enjoy their home, and we’re committed to bring the joy back. That’s why this year’s Life at Home Report explores the topic of enjoyment: how it is experienced at home, how it can be achieved, and why it matters now more than ever.