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Each month, we offer something special for the IKEA Family members. Find out what we have prepared for you this month.
Visit the Swedish restaurant on weekdays 10:00-20:00 and on weekends 9:30-20:30. We always have something tasty to offer for your special occasions and every day.
Try the IKEA app, a tool that helps you get more creative when shopping both at home and in the store.
Looking for extra bedroom storage? There are many ways to put unused and perhaps unusual spaces to smart use. You just need to be a little creative.
Learn more"Home idea with IKEA" works on makeovers in homes and businesses alike. The miniature kindergarden in Smārde, run by Anete and Elīna, is also a small business that has become a second home for both of them: they call the children of the kindergarden their second family.
Before & AfterA limited collection designed in collaboration with Finnish design house Marimekko, BASTUA is inspired by nature and the self-care rituals of the Nordic sauna. The furniture, glassware and textiles with vibrant prints encapsulate the simple and aesthetic beauty of Nordic nature.
Read moreNothing welcomes in the spring better than Easter and time spent with your loved ones. Therefore, Easter at IKEA will be pure togetherness and fun filled with activities for you and the whole family, too.
Learn moreLike most holidays, Easter is equal parts feast, family and friends – and spending more time at the table, which is reason enough to give more attention to its decoration. Ready to make festive meals together just that bit more special?
Get inspiredEach month, we offer something special for the IKEA Family members. Find out what we have prepared for you this month.
View all offersIKEA Family is an e-card for every home lover and our way to say ‘thank you’ for being together. Join for free and enjoy our special offers, free product insurance, and many other benefits.
Learn moreVisit the Swedish restaurant on weekdays 10:00-20:00 and on weekends 9:30-20:30. We always have something tasty to offer for your special occasions and every day.
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With the IKEA Home smart system and other genius products, you can make your home – or even just one room – the cleverest on the block. Say hello to the products that can make everyday life a whole lot smoother.
You can use less energy – and cut your bills – with a fresh look at your lighting, heating and home appliances.
Find what you need to know about some of our products before you purchase and learn how they can make a better everyday life for you.
Eating more plant based food can reduce your climate footprint, while our sealed, see-through containers help storing leftovers and keeping food fresh for longer. When you see what you got, less of food gets thrown away.
Healthy and sustainable living is something we can never get tired of talking about. And we believe that it matters to you as well. That’s why we have some useful tips and ideas on how to make your life at home greener.
IKEA's ambition is to become a fully circular business that operates based on a closed-loop economy by 2030. We strive to ensure that all our products can be reused: repaired, refurbished, remanufactured or recycled. Do you want your favourite sofa to last for a little bit longer? Replacement parts, new covers and accessories are all affordable, sustainable ways to renew, repair and update your living room seating.
Like most holidays, Easter is equal parts feast, family and friends – and spending more time at the table, which is reason enough to give more attention to its decoration. Ready to make festive meals together just that bit more special?
It often happens that life and family situations change and several generations find themselves living under one roof. This is the case in the Eglītis family, where the grandmother, is welcomed to live in the family home of Gunta. Although the house is spacious, the family has not managed to furnish a separate room: there is a room, but it has served mostly as a storage room, and it has not been freed from clutter to create a cosy living space for the grandmother.
One room and more than one function? Surely the reality of many homes today. This applies also to Evija's and Juris' appartment where a cosy attic room is used both for work and leisure. The owners call it "the room where money is made and spent". It is a space for working and for hobbies (games, music and books). Evija and Juris admit to have wished for changes for a long time but never having the courage to actually make them happen. Will IKEA Interior Designer Nadežda manage to encourage them?
How do you create an attractive yet functional home with not much money to spare? It’s a pressing question that so many of us have – and fortunately, IKEA interior designers are perfectly poised to answer it.
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.
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 limited collection designed in collaboration with Finnish design house Marimekko, BASTUA is inspired by nature and the self-care rituals of the Nordic sauna. The furniture, glassware and textiles with vibrant prints encapsulate the simple and aesthetic beauty of Nordic nature.
“Life at Home Report” is one of the biggest and most distinctive global researches that we conduct to find out what life at home means today – and how we can help make it better. Last year we spoke to 37,000 people living in homes of all shapes and sizes across 37 countries, including 1008 in Latvia.
Whether you’re trying to break a beige habit or lean further into your colour quest, it can be tricky to know where to begin. Here we’ve gathered ideas from an IKEA interior designer on how to let those pretty, pigmented hues into your living space in a way that works best for you.
This apartment is designed for city-dwellers with a social lifestyle – enabling impromptu dinner parties, putting favourite things on display, and hiding what is needed but not meant to be seen. There is less space for storage, so this means thinking creatively, like a sofa that fits everything – including things you might not expect.
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