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Among all new activities we started using our homes for lately, our personal hobbies had to be fitted inside as well. The research shows that 37 % of people in Latvia now would like to create or improve a space at home, where they could pursue their personal interests. This is why our interior designer is here to share some ideas on how to set up one without significant cost and effort.
It is time for a new season of great interior makeovers in "Home idea with IKEA"! Whatever the challenge, IKEA Interior Designers are ready to make the everyday life better. In the very first episode of this season it is all about giving a new life to a room that has seen its better days a long time ago. Look and see how old becomes new, dark becomes light, and overwhelming becomes light and airy.
A whole separate room to do laundry, to iron and to store all the spare clothing... sounds like a dream? It may be true but a room like that has its own challenges. In the room starring the 2nd episode of "Home idea with IKEA" there is no lack of those. A sloping ceiling, a complex floor plan, deep nooks where things just disappear and do not appear anymore. And still, IKEA Interior Designer Anastasija feels this room has potential and sees many ways to improve it.
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.
Sometimes, after children are born, tiny as they are, they still quickly manage to take over the whole life of the family. Family home becomes one big nursery with toys everywhere. To maintain a healthy balance, parents have to have a place where they can be alone. "Home idea with IKEA" visits a young couple in need of a new bedroom interior just for the two of them. How will Interior Designer Elīza manage to create the vibe the hosts are longing for?
Step into our vision of a household spanning three generations. Designed for a big family with an even bigger love of food and sharing experiences, this home also allows for privacy thanks to smart organisation, functional choices and shared spaces that make life run smoothly.
While social time is a big part of what makes a family a unit, all members of a multigenerational household need privacy, too. It isn’t straightforward with shared bedrooms, but clever use of storage, home furnishing solutions and room dividers help balance out together time with much-needed solo endeavours.
Busy homes get dusty, and the mopping and scrubbing can feel like a never-ending task. To make life easier, find solutions to keep home spic-and-span in a systematic and organised way.
Welcome into a one-bedroom apartment set up for a tight, urban-dwelling family unit. While it may have a tiny footprint, activities are packed into every corner of this home, making it a place to learn and grow together – all on a budget.
Many of us have spent our childhood in the same room as our siblings, and many of us now have to figure out how to accommodate several children in the same room. A top issue in Ivanda's family of three children too. Brothers Arno and Otto live in a room that has not changed since they moved in. It's time for a change, but where to start?
Welcome to tips and ideas about everything from baby’s first days to how growing kids can keep their things tidy and organised. Playing, storing, personalising their space and more – it’s all here to help you make your home better for everyone.
Article no 003.207.99
| Width: | 28 cm |
| Depth: | 9 cm |
| Height: | 3 cm |
| Length: | 30 cm |
| Width: | 11 cm |
| Height: | 4 cm |
| Weight Gross: | 0,28 kg |
| Weight Net: | 0,23 kg |
| Volume per package: | 1,3 l |
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