At IKEA, our philosophy is to design things that improve life at home for everyone. That means making products that are more than just beautiful, but innovative in how they work, able to withstand daily use, sustainably produced, and affordable for everyone. That's how products that make our homes better can make your lives better, too.
We began learning about the production of furniture 60 years ago. We had just begun to design our own furniture and needed to learn how best to match the possibilities of the supplier with the needs of the customer. Bringing the two closer together was how we would keep prices low.
Since then we’ve continued to apply these methods and to work with suppliers right on the factory floor. What we today call democratic design influences and benefits every part of IKEA - from our development facilities in Älmhult, to our suppliers around the globe, including local artisans in places like India and South East Asia.
Over the years we’ve learnt that by constantly asking ourselves, “Is there a better way?”, bright ideas can come from just about anywhere, from anyone.
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Having a modern, open home does not necessarily mean that you have to skip one of the most common sofa combinations. You can choose from three colors and also mount backrests as you like so you can use it in both directions.
The height is adjustable to suit your lighting needs. You can also mount the floor lamp directly to any DELAKTIG frame by using the included clamp.
Gateleg tables have been around for centuries – with the space-saving design it’s no wonder why. We gave this table a straightforward, Scandinavian look and added a few drawers for flatware and napkins.
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Last updated: June 01, 2019
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Due to the uncertanty of holding large crowd events, we are unable to plan dates for the Tiny Town Festivals and have therefore decided to cancel all events for 2020. We hope everyone will stay safe and healthy, and look forward to meeting you at an event in 2021.