IKEA CELEBRATES PAST DESIGN ICONS IN BOLD, VERSATILE NYTILLVERKAD COLLECTION

The launch of the Nytillverkad collection will be available globally in IKEA stores starting February 2025.

IKEA’s sixth edition of the Nytillverkad collection reimagines a range of solitary chairs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, as well as customisable shelves, playful textiles and curvy vases, that are sure to make a splash.

Drawing from the IKEA archives from the 1960s to the 1990s, the latest Nytillverkad collection introduces color-forward designs and products that can be tailored to specific styles and design preferences.

Photo © Inter IKEA Systems B.V. 2024, courtesy of IKEA.

Seating is at the forefront, with the release of four new standalone chairs. Designers featured include Niels Gammelgaard, with his steel tube easy chair MOFALLA. A foldable living room chair, the seat was introduced in the IKEA catalogue in 1978 as COX. Gill Lundgren’s easy chair, previously known as MILA from 1967, returns as the DYVLINGE swivel armchair in bold orange, and the SOTENÄS armchair, introduced in 1969 as PUCK, makes its debut in a cheerful red.

In addition to the scene-stealing chairs, Niels Gammelgaard's GUIDE shelving unit from 1985 will launch as BYAKORRE, a colorful open shelving unit. The reversible shelves are white on one side and anthracite grey on the other, with shelf edges in different colors (blue, green, yellow, and red) or plain white. "I love the idea that you can switch the mood in your home through design," says Gammelgaard. "This piece allows you to play and customize the shelf to your whim, whether you want bold colors or something more subtle."

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IKEA's New "SEKTION" Kitchen Range Offers More Customization Options to Create the Dream Kitchen

New Features Such as Increased Modularity and Integrated Lighting Allow Homeowners to Create Individualized Kitchen Solutions


IKEA launched the SEKTION, a new, versatile kitchen system. The new modular kitchen, which replaced the current kitchen system AKURUM, enables customers to create truly customizable solutions, regardless of the size and shape of their kitchen space. SEKTION offers new features such as more modularity, integrated lighting, inside drawer organization, and "drawers within drawers," giving homeowners options to create a beautiful, quality kitchen at a great price.


In developing SEKTION, IKEA did extensive research into what the kitchen means to people today, discovering that functionality and ease of use are top-of-mind for customers. "At IKEA, we understand that people want to create a home that is comfortable, safe and welcoming for their friends and families," says Kathleen Wilber, IKEA US Sales Leader for Kitchens. "For the new SEKTION kitchen, this meant creating a collection that that is beautiful, easy to use, and works for all of life's everyday activities, from cooking and eating to socializing and doing homework."

Features of the new SEKTION kitchen system include:

• A modular design that is easier to install, more functional and gives you almost endless possibilities when creating your kitchen.
• Drawers within drawers that give you extra storage while maintaining a sleek, modern look.
• New interior organizers to help squeeze the most out of every square inch of drawer and cabinet space and create a kitchen where things are accessible and easy to find.
• Integrated LED lighting with features such as corner modules, electrical and USB outlets, remote control dimming and in-drawer lighting.  
  

SEKTION also retains the best features of the current IKEA kitchens, such as soft close drawers and doors, a wall mounted rail system for easy installation, and a 25-year limited warranty. SEKTION is not compatible with the AKURUM system.

SEKTION is available in a range of colors and styles from traditional to modern and everywhere in between. Customers can use the online IKEA Kitchen Planner to plan their own SEKTION kitchen. In addition to the online tools, IKEA offers a full range of services in-store, from planning and measuring to ordering and installing.






About IKEA
Since its 1943 founding in Sweden, IKEA has offered home furnishings of good design and function at low prices so the majority of people can afford them. There are currently more than 360 IKEA stores in 47 countries, including 40 in the U.S. IKEA incorporates sustainability into day-to-day business and supports initiatives that benefit children and the environment.

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