The hub of home furnishings scored rave reviews for hosting Life@Home exhibition last DXBDW. It showcased trending observations of the way people lived around the world and the future of home designs. This year, IKEA intends to make room for imagination by highlighting new products and limited collections in never-before-seen arrangements. The space evokes playfulness and proves that anything really is possible with IKEA.
The hub of home furnishings scored rave reviews for hosting Life@Home exhibition last DXBDW. It showcased trending observations of the way people lived around the world and the future of home designs. This year, IKEA intends to make room for imagination by highlighting new products and limited collections in never-before-seen arrangements. The space evokes playfulness and proves that anything really is possible with IKEA.
In addition to this, IKEA will present Let’s Play For Change - an arena that’s designed to transport you to another world filled with wonder, delight, mystical illusions, surprises and more. The exhibition is part of IKEA’s new launch campaign Make Room for Play & Celebration which emphasizes the value of play for a child’s learning and development.
Let’s Play For Change features captivating designed elements to mesmerize kids, teenagers and grown-ups to engage in play. A special emphasis on sustainable living can be found throughout the eccentric exhibition. The outdoors have been taken indoors to bring back nature and show creative ways of living sustain-ably. Get ready to feel like a child again.
This month IKEA launched their latest collaboration, done with the Danish design company HAY. The collection includes a wide variety of products, from larger pieces such as sofas and coffee tables all the way to smaller accessories like an updated version of the iconic blue IKEA bag. DELAKTIG is a platform for social living, co-created with designer Tom Dixon. It challenges traditional production methods and redefines the concept of comfort. It can be a bed or a sofa or a chaise lounge, and you can add on components as you go.