Name: KORKEN
Brand: jar with lid
SKU: 50213546
Price: 2.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

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KORKEN jars are ideal for preserving jams, pickles or other homemade treats. The aroma-tight seal helps to lock in flavour. And since the jars are made of glass, you can easily see what’s inside, increasing the chance food gets eaten and not thrown away.

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Ideas and inspiration

Before and after: a new kitchen for mother of three kids

Visit another family of our TV project "HOME IDEA with IKEA": mother Mintarė and three her kids: fifteen-year-old Rusnė and her little siblings Preila and Vakaris. Mintarė who used to work in restaurant business now spends a lot of time in her own kitchen. As her children suffer from different allergies, she prepares different meals for every one of them. Since the kitchen is one of the most important rooms in this family’s home, they decided to renew it with a helping hand of IKEA interior designer Ilona Mozgo.

“Home idea with IKEA”: a kitchen that breaks the rules

Ugnė, our hero for this week, believes that living without rules is much more interesting. She is looking for challenges not only when spending time in nature, but also when returning home. Therefore, the kitchen in her small apartment is just as interesting and unique as Ugnė herself.

One METOD for all your kitchen needs

When it comes to kitchens, we’re all different. We have different dreams, different needs and different preconditions. So, to meet this diversity, what could be better than a flexible METOD kitchen system? Whatever the size of your home or family, with cabinets in different sizes, drawers and interior organizers made to match, you can turn the kitchen of your dreams into the kitchen in your home.

Easy ways to recycle

Waste is not a waste, unless we throw it away. If you, just like us, see waste as valuable resource, sorting recyclable products at home is one of the easiest ways to contribute.

Easy ways to respect food

A third of the world’s food supply is lost or wasted every day. Starting with some smart changes at home, together we can find ways to reduce waste, save money, and conserve more resources for the world.

The little farmhouse kitchen

Brightly coloured pickles carefully dated and lined up; a freshly baked loaf of sourdough bread soon to be sliced; around the corner, a few scalloped dishes waiting to be washed – all signs that while on the smaller side, this little farmhouse-style kitchen does more than deliver: it is used and enjoyed every day.

Before and after: Mexican-inspired kitchen

A bright personality needs a bright home. And we believe that splashes of colourful life are best seen on a calm and clear background. How to make a black-and-white kitchen bright? Take a look at this impressive Mexican-style makeover and get inspired.

How to reduce food waste and save money in the kitchen

A lot of things go into a kitchen – food, energy, water – and a lot of waste comes out. However, a few smart choices will minimise traffic at both ends – and help you be kinder to both your wallet and the planet.

Make a use-what-you-have flower display

Jars, carafes, candle holders and other glassware that you already have at home can be a great starting point for a refreshing flower display. Set your creativity free with your favourite picks from outside or the florist.

Ask an IKEA interior designer: choosing natural materials for the home

When picking the pieces for our homes, we all have different considerations from price, to look, to comfort. Perhaps you’ve become more conscious of what your furniture is made from. We chatted to an IKEA interior designer to learn more about the value of investing in different natural materials.

What’s new in the IKEA Showroom: a walk-in wardrobe for fashionista

She’s a 35-year-old stylist, fashion magazine editor, and influencer. A pragmatic and elegant romantic who pays attention to details and loves classics both in her wardrobe and at home. And this is her walk-in wardrobe with a bathroom that you can visit in the IKEA Vilnius Showroom.

Welcome to the multigenerational home

Step into our vision of a household spanning three generations. Designed for a big family with an even bigger love of food and sharing experiences, this home also allows for privacy thanks to smart organisation, functional choices and shared spaces that make life run smoothly.

Do not disturb: creating privacy in a shared bedroom

While social time is a big part of what makes a family a unit, all members of a multigenerational household need privacy, too. It isn’t straightforward with shared bedrooms, but clever use of storage, home furnishing solutions and room dividers help balance out together time with much-needed solo endeavours.

Fresh as can be: a home designed for cleaning from the ground up

Busy homes get dusty, and the mopping and scrubbing can feel like a never-ending task. To make life easier, find solutions to keep home spic-and-span in a systematic and organised way.

How to organise kitchen cabinets and drawers

Kitchen storage space always seems to be in short supply, but there are ways to remedy the problem. Most often, a few smart solutions for better organisation inside cabinets and drawers can free up more space, help keep things nice and tidy, and even contribute to less food waste.

How to make a shared kitchen feel like your own

Sharing a kitchen can be challenging. Luckily, a few simple ideas and products can help you keep track of your things, create extra space and make the shared space feel like your space.

Length:	17 cm
Width:	14 cm
Height:	11 cm
Weight Gross:	0,69 kg
Weight Net:	0,68 kg
Volume per package:	2,6 l

Height:	16,5 cm
Diameter:	12 cm
Volume:	1 l

Length:	17 cm
Width:	14 cm
Height:	11 cm
Weight Gross:	0,69 kg
Weight Net:	0,68 kg
Volume per package:	2,6 l

KORKEN Jar with lid, clear glass, 1 l

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