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The London store will feature room sets and home furnishing solutions, as well as about 400 furniture items available for immediate purchase and takeaway from its self-serve warehouse.
Miniature homes have been installed in public locations in Melbourne, Chengdu and Beijing as part of the launch of IKEA open house, an in-store program running from late August through September.
The IKEA Store & Organise Report 2026: Finding Meaning in the Mess surveyed 31,488 people across 31 markets and found that 38 per cent of homes have someone who leaves things out with the expectation that another person will deal with them.
The meatball-flavoured lollipop is not an IKEA product but the result of a creative collaboration with Chupa Chups. It will be available for tasting only and will not be sold.
Retail Council of Canada recognized retailers, brands and industry leaders at RCCSTORE2026 through its Excellence in Retailing Awards and Canadian Grand Prix New Product Awards.
Sales of the Rainbow cake across its Canadian stores will contribute directly to Rainbow Railroad’s efforts to assist LGBTQI+ people facing significant risks in various parts of the world.
Food waste at home often isn’t intentional. It’s usually the result of limited visibility, lack of organization and the everyday juggle of real life.
With a commercial area of 5,790 square feet, the Abbotsford Plan and order point features 10 kitchen display inspirations, nine bedrooms display inspirations, four bathroom display inspirations; and two living room display inspirations.
The home furnishing retailer maintained $2.80 billion in retail sales (-2.5% compared to FY24) while serving more Canadians online (199.9M; +11.2%) and in-store (33.3M; +1.6%) and achieving $143 million in IKEA Food sales (+4.1%).