HANNELISE
Cushion, multicolour, 50x50 cm
8,99€
Article no 104.650.51
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My (tree) house is my castle
Once upon a time, there was a castle... in a tree. As small as it is, this tiny tree house is a beloved spot for both children of a family living in the outskirts of Ikšķile. A great place to spend time in while outside, this house serves the family for some time already and has well deserved an update.
Parallel universe: a small, budget-friendly apartment designed to be shared
They’ve been living together for the past few months but sharing life together since day one. Here they are: siblings sharing a one-bedroom apartment and making it work. More than work, actually. As they’re both about living their best lives, rather than having the most expensive stuff, they’ve created a home to be enjoyed together and apart. From dance and dinner parties to quiet “me-time” moments, it all happens here.
The best of both: a colourful shared living-sleep area
When there just isn’t enough space for a conventional setup, creativity quickly becomes your best friend. Divide up the living room with fabric, introduce some lightweight, multi-purpose furniture, infuse with a whole lot of colour and pattern and this is where you’ll land: a welcoming and fun space where sleeping and socialising can coexist in harmony. Making do? More like making magic!
Reuse, repair, recycle, reimagine: living more sustainably with IKEA
At IKEA, we’re on an exciting journey to become a circular business by 2030, making healthy and more sustainable living accessible and more affordable to people around the world. We’re reimagining how we do things, from how and where our materials are sourced, to how our products are designed, transported, sold and – eventually – recycled. Like anything worthwhile, it’s a process filled with new challenges and adventures, but we’re well on our way to helping create a better everyday life for people and the planet.
Ask a designer: living more sustainably on a budget
“I want to furnish my home sustainably, but I don’t have much money. How do I do it?” There is this idea that living more sustainably is expensive, but it absolutely does not have to be. You can furnish your home to be a beautiful, warm and colourful place in a way that is good for the planet but good for your wallet too. We chatted to interior designer Chiara Effroi Lutteri about how she created a home that’s just that: poppy, practical and filled with lower-impact choices – all on a shoestring budget.
Welcome back to office!
It’s time to start the new inspiring season in your office. Do you already feel that collective energy and vibe of people getting back to work from their summer vacation? Welcome them in the office that is ready for both hours of productive work and moments to relax together.
