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#ikea

IKEA's new flexible floor lamp marks the Swedish brand's first collaboration with designer Lex Pott, who wanted to create a "lamp that bends," and did so by inserting 45-degree swivel points into the light's stand to fashion a metal lamp that transforms from an uplighter to a spotlight to a floor or reading light.

"Yes, I'm a designer. Yes, I shop at IKEA. And yes, some of their stuff is genuinely great if you know what to look for," Bobby shared in a recent Threads post.

The PS 2026 Easy Chair arrived alongside a rocking bench and a flexible floor lamp, three pieces offering the first real look at the upcoming tenth IKEA PS collection.

"It would be really hard without this space to make good products, if not impossible," Axelsson says.

Cleveland explains, 'I just wasn't into the idea of constantly seeing my bed from the couch. I spent almost two months hunting online for a room divider that wouldn't block too much natural light or make the space feel cramped. Eventually, I realized I'd have to make one myself.'

It's a weird sense of trans solidarity. The fact that it's become a huge internet sensation for trans people gives us something to connect with others about.

The Kallsup is about as simple as a Bluetooth speaker can get. It's a 2.75-inch plastic cube enclosure with four short feet on the bottom and a single speaker inside, and it's available in pink, white, and yellow green.

The IKEA TONSTAD comes with four drawers underneath the base of the bed, spacious enough to house extra pillows, duvet covers, sheets, towels, clothes, and more.

L.A.'s Westside is finally getting its first Ikea outpost. The furniture company known for its Swedish meatballs and blocky "Kallax" shelving units has found a home inside the old Helms Bakery complex in Culver City. The store, slated to open this spring, will be its 11th in California and is the company's first "city-center" store in Los Angeles. It will occupy a roughly 40,000-square-foot portion of a lot formerly used by L.A. luxury furniture retailer HD Buttercup, which went out of business last year,

When it comes to organization and storage solutions for the home, it's hard to beat the clever ideas from Ikea, especially when it comes to keeping a tidy and functional kitchen. But good kitchen organization is not only reserved for cabinets and the pantry. Ikea also comes to the rescue to help you with hacks that make your fridge the most organized spot in your home. Among them, Klippkaktus is a line of containers and gadgets that create extra storage in a crowded fridge.

These wall hooks are part of IKEA's OMMJÄNGE collection, which is "inspired by Swedish folk art" and includes colorful and floral-inspired decor. Made from steel coated in colorful epoxy powder, each wall hook in this three-pack takes the shape of a playful flower: one pink, one yellow, and one red. It almost looks like someone creatively unfolded a paper clip, although these hooks are much sturdier than that.

My spouse and I have lived in our house for five years, and in that time, we've basically played Jenga in nearly every room. It's almost like a design challenge to see how many spaces can serve dual functions: Can we make this room into a gym? What about a gym/office? What about a guest room/office? Right now, we are transforming our office/gym into an office/guest room (the Peloton now lives in the makeshift sunroom downstairs).

I used to pop into IKEA all the time when I lived nearby, always on the lookout for the latest sales and deals. Since moving, I've had to switch to shopping on the IKEA website. In all that time, I've stumbled upon some secret online sections, including the Lowest Price section - a find so good that none of our editors even knew about it!