We may want them to stay small forever, but children grow up anyway – fast! We believe their room should keep up as well. This is why here you will find furniture, textiles, toys and many other things your little ones might need for a happier childhood. See all furniture series & collections
What happens in the forest when we are sleeping?
As we prepare for bed, many of the animals in the Swedish forest spring to life. Imagine what the hedgehogs might get up to when no one is looking. Bring the story to life in your own home with the SKOGSDUVA collection.
Make your home a safer place
Bumps and bruises are a part of growing up – but home should be a place where children don’t suffer a serious injury. To make their everyday life as safe as possible, a good starting point is to look at your home furnishing through a child’s eyes.
Playing
Sleeping
Bathing
Cooking & eating
Safety tips
Check some of our most popular series
Explore the range of coordinated series for your children’s room, from bedroom furniture to role play toys to wooden trains.
SMÅSTAD is modular storage system designed to help kids get dressed on their own and keep things organised.
TROFAST offers easy to use storage of sturdy wooden frames and lightweight plastic boxes in different colours.
SUNDVIK furniture in traditional style is made for kids from 0 to 7 and can grow together with them.
FLISAT furniture is crafted from solid pine wood, which ages beautifully and brings a warm touch to your home.
DUKTIG offers role play toys that look just like the things used by grown-ups, helping kids develop social skills.
LILLABO train set toys are designed to develop the child’s imagination, fine motor skills and logical thinking.
Useful tips for your children‘s room
All children‘s room tips & ideas
Storage & organisation
Children’s study space
Add those finishing touches
Children’s safety
Soft toys
Children’s rugs
Children’s room lighting
Children's room Ideas and inspiration
Home idea with IKEA: a room for siblings
Many families face the challenge of accommodating multiple children in a single room, requiring creative solutions to ensure comfort for everyone. This task becomes even trickier for parents arranging a shared space for a girl and a boy of different ages. How can you design a room that works for both a school-age boy and a kindergartener? An interior designer offers advice on zoning the space effectively and finding enough storage for the abundance of belongings that children tend to accumulate.
Home idea with IKEA: a room for three children
Many homes have just one children's room, and it can be a real challenge to make it comfortable for multiple children. In this home, the mother is ready to give her sons the largest room, yet even the interior designer must carefully consider how to create a layout that meets the needs of boys at different stages. How can everyone have a bit of personal space and the chance for solitude, even within a limited area?
Home idea with IKEA: one bedroom for two children
Transforming a temporary workspace with a play area into a dynamic boys' bedroom for two brothers (2 and 6 years old) requires a harmonious blend of creativity and functionality. Boy's mother Maija imagines splashes of color, whimsical decor, and versatile storage solutions, fostering an environment that nurtures both play and restful sleep.