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Need more space for your me-time? Want to enjoy outdoors from home, with a breath of fresh air even during the rain? Transform your balcony into a cozy personal space, where you could chill with a book, eat tasty lunch, spend some time watching the views, or get into the gardening. Everything's possible with our selection of IKEA solutions.
Every person has many needs, but can one balcony fit them all? Probably not. And can one balcony fit most of them? Probably yes. Follow our guide to find out how to squeeze the maximum out of your tiny outdoor space.
Meet Justė (15 years old) and Jokūbas (17 years old), the siblings who share one room and have a hard time to find enough space for their two very different growing personalities. Justė loves dancing and gardening, Jokūbas enjoys skateboarding and building the boards himself. They both have many hobby-related items and, unfortunately, too little space to accommodate them all. Therefore, the parents of the teenagers asked our interior designer Dovilė for help. Check the result and browse the IKEA digital catalogue for even more ideas and practical tips.
Waiting for Christmas brings even more joy, when you know that your home is ready to welcome the guests. This is why Jurgita, our hero of this week, decided to renew her living room for the upcoming Christmas, and IKEA interior designer Raimonda was happy to help her. Check the result and browse the IKEA digital catalogue for even more ideas and practical tips.
Are you looking for a complete kitchen system that you can personalize any way you want, or a simpler kitchen that you can install in a day? Let us introduce you to the KNOXHULT kitchen system made for those who want to save time, money and have a limited kitchen space.
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.
At IKEA, we’re on an exciting journey to become a circular business by 2030, making healthy and more sustainable living accessible and more affordable to people around the world. We’re reimagining how we do things, from how and where our materials are sourced, to how our products are designed, transported, sold and – eventually – recycled. Like anything worthwhile, it’s a process filled with new challenges and adventures, but we’re well on our way to helping create a better everyday life for people and the planet.
“I want to furnish my home sustainably, but I don’t have much money. How do I do it?” There is this idea that living more sustainably is expensive, but it absolutely does not have to be. You can furnish your home to be a beautiful, warm and colourful place in a way that is good for the planet but good for your wallet too. We chatted to interior designer Chiara Effroi Lutteri about how she created a home that’s just that: poppy, practical and filled with lower-impact choices – all on a shoestring budget.
Maximising your space can help you live a more sustainable life at home. Set up a wall-to-wall solution for waste sorting and recycling, and for storing supplies like root vegetables, dry goods, jam jars, kitchen utilities and more.
We know it can be tricky to find the right place to store all the things we need, but don’t use every day. This is why at IKEA, there are boxes and storage solutions for all the things that take up space in our hearts and homes. For the heavy and dirty. The holidays and the different seasons. Your collections or bulky possessions. Someone else’s stuff. For just in case. For the things you want to remember or everything you want to forget. For clothes, tools, flower pots. And more. Our storage solutions adapted to the rougher areas of the home can help you organise things in the not-so-organised pantry, garage, down in the cellar, or up in the attic.
Not even a gloomy weather forecast can put an end to the fun and creativity with a family room like this one. Highlights include the big, comfy sofa at its centre (with removable covers, no less), family-friendly storage, and activity corners for creating and playing.
They’re loaded full of vitamins and other good stuff, but who would have guessed the creative possibilities of veggies? From dip-dyeing with cabbage to stamping with sweet potatoes, enjoy these two weekend projects featuring everyday fresh produce.
Welcome into a one-bedroom apartment set up for a tight, urban-dwelling family unit. While it may have a tiny footprint, activities are packed into every corner of this home, making it a place to learn and grow together – all on a budget.
A compact apartment designed with a child’s needs in mind, means kids quickly find independence in important ways. Wherever possible, things are kept within reach so that it’s easy to play, create, or help with chores when the mood strikes – solo or together.
Do you like surprises? We certainly do! This is why after having heard that Alina and Aleksandras wanted to surprise their parents by renovating their summer house, we were more than happy to help. See what a cosy space our interior designer Alantė has set up for the family.
Given the chance, most people may opt for more room rather than less, but there is no reason a small space need be a compromise. Sure, you may have to be a bit more creative, but with smart storage ideas, multipurpose furniture and space saving solutions, any home can be optimised. Take a look around this apartment to see what we mean!
Handling waste sorting in the kitchen requires handy and hygienic solutions that help you keep up with the everyday flow of recyclables, packaging, paper and organic waste. Here are a few tips for making it all a bit more manageable.
Article no 702.923.59
| Width: | 46 cm |
| Depth: | 31 cm |
| Height: | 25 cm |
| Length: | 49 cm |
| Width: | 31 cm |
| Height: | 9 cm |
| Weight Gross: | 2,65 kg |
| Weight Net: | 2,64 kg |
| Volume per package: | 13,7 l |
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