This week, we’d like to share a story about family love and the life that cooks in the kitchen. Gintarė reached out to us with a heartfelt wish – to surprise two very special women in her life, her mother Reda and grandmother Adelė, with a kitchen makeover. The two had recently decided to move in together, and the kitchen was the only space in their flat that hadn’t yet been renovated. Our interior designer Birutė took on the challenge with one clear goal: to create a comfortable, safe, and easily accessible space where everyday cooking would bring joy rather than extra effort. Did she succeed? Judge for yourself!
This week’s hero is Nomeda. Her art studio is a daily hub for creative young people aged 7 to 26. In the compact 37 sq. m space, up to 20 people take part in classes, and four times a year it hosts exhibitions. The studio needs to hold a variety of art supplies and completed works, while still leaving plenty of room for ideas to take shape. And, if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a fridge and a microwave to fit in! Fortunately, our interior designers, Ema and Dominyka, know exactly how to make it all work.
This week’s heroes are Greta and Rimas. They share their home with a Wolfspitz and two Maine Coon cats, so space and order are particularly important. The couple recently bought a flat and dream of renovating the kitchen to make all surfaces easy to maintain, ensuring that every household member – including the four-legged ones – has their own cosy spot. Our interior designers helped bring their vision to life.
This week’s hero is nine-year-old Greta – a curious, creative and energetic girl whose world is full of imagination. She loves drawing, building with blocks, reading and playing board games – and she’s really hoping she’ll be able to enjoy all of that in her new bedroom, which she inherited from her older brother. Unfortunately, the space is currently quite cramped and doesn’t really reflect her interests or age. Realising this, Greta’s parents turned to our interior designer, Anastasija, for help. Take a look at how the room has “grown up” once she had finished her work.
This week, we invite you to visit Renata, who lives with their daughter in their own home and has decided it’s time to refresh the living room. They lead a busy life – lecturing at university, marking students’ work at home, enjoying entertaining guests, and relaxing with a good book. Yet, the current living room isn’t quite right for either work or rest: they often find themselves curling up on the floor to read, while souvenirs from their travels lie forgotten in boxes due to a lack of shelf space. The mismatched furniture collected over time adds little warmth or joy to the room. But can this chaotic space be transformed into the home they’ve been dreaming of? Interior designer Toma is certain it can!
This week’s heroes are Daiva and Viktoras, who have been together for 30 years. He is a craftsman, decorating their home with his own reliefs and carvings, while she works as an office manager at an international company. The couple spends a lot of time in the kitchen—working on the computer, enjoying coffee, socialising, cooking, and sometimes feeling frustrated by a cracked hob, a worn worktop, or table legs marked by their dog’s teeth. After more than twenty years of service, their kitchen was clearly due for a makeover—and our interior designers Goda and Agnė were ready to take on the challenge.
Listen. Can you hear the grass rustling in the wind? Or the trumpeting of an elephant? Forget all about kittens and dog strolls. You are in the world of roars and sprints now. A world where everyone has a strategy for survival, whether it’s running, hiding or hunting. In the SANDLÖPARE collection, you will meet social meerkats, fast cheetahs, tall giraffes and many more fascinating animals. Which one will be your favourite?
IKEA and renowned Swedish designer are launching a fresh, limited-edition collection for the upcoming winter celebrations. Not feeling the traditional festive vibe? Gustaf Westman brings his playful signature style to the VINTERFINT and STRÅLA series, showing that holidays don’t have to follow the expected playbook.
For people living in rural Sweden 200 years ago, all activities took place in one room. Today’s tiny living may not be for the same reasons as then, but it calls for similar solutions. Inspired by Swedish folklore, OMMJÄNGE consists of flexible products from classic materials such as solid pine wood, wool, stoneware and mouth-blown glass.
Get ready to celebrate Halloween in style with the KUSTFYR collection! From decorations and lighting to textiles and kitchenware, we’ve got everything you need to enjoy the spookiest time of the year.
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