The new range of furniture and homewares landing at IKEA in October are designed to embrace the brand’s Scandinavian roots and help you furnish your abode in a minimalist, functionalist way.
Just when you thought you’d finally gotten your home to a place where it feels complete, IKEA comes in hot with yet another dreamy drop of products that make you want it all. This October, the Swedish furniture giant is blending traditional and modern styles with bold colours for a collection that pays homage to the brand’s Scandi roots.
Textiles play a big role in the drop, with a handful of cushions and quilt covers donning Swedish handicraft patterns. The Kratten cushion cover, shower curtains and bedding sets feature graphic floral patterns that bring a festive feel to any space.
The Sporup rug ($99) is made from recycled PET bottles. Picture: IKEA
The Sanela room darkening curtains, available in red and dark blue, are another way to bring a punch of colour to your home. Whether used as a room divider or to block the light out in your bedroom, the textural curtains are a welcome addition to any space lacking personality.
Kratten, Malarborste and Stjarntulpan cushion covers, from $7.99. Picture: IKEA
We’re also crushing hard on the chairs in the range, which include the Kyrre three-legged stool. With a modern silhouette, tapered legs and triangle seat, the piece is ideal for stacking and bringing out when extra guests come by.
Sanela curtains, $99 for a pair. Picture: IKEA
The Odger swivel chair is another item perfect for the study or even the dining room. Available in grainy beige or black, it’s a comfortable and ergonomically sound chair with arms, a rounded back, and bowl-shaped seat for long study sessions or candlelit dinners.
Kyrre stool made from sustainably sourced birch, $19.99.
Renovators are no doubt going to go nuts for the Bodarp kitchen front. In an on-trend, green-grey hue with a matte finish, you can build yourself a kitchen that appears straight out of the pages of an interior design mag. But why stop there? We think the design would be a fabulous addition to any study or living room, too.
Odger swivel chair, $149.
The product uses recycled PET bottles and was made using 100% renewable electricity.
The collection is easy on the eyes, but equally as kind to the environment; the materials in the range were also chosen to be environmentally responsible. In line with IKEA’s mission to become fully circular by 2020, the collection uses recycled PET bottles, sustainably-sourced woods, and sustainable cotton.
Check out the gallery for some of our favourite pieces.
In conclusion, IKEA’s new range of furniture and homewares is a must-see for anyone looking to furnish their home in a minimalist, functionalist way. With its blend of traditional and modern styles, bold colours, and environmentally responsible materials, this collection is sure to impress. Whether you’re a fan of Scandinavian design or just looking for some inspiration for your next home renovation, this collection is definitely worth checking out.
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