OSTBIT
Tray, bamboo, 25x33 cm
7,99€
Article no 304.529.91
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A home workspace set up to meet your needs
You’re the boss around here, so of course everything should be set up to suit you perfectly. Here’s some inspiration to get the ergonomics, lighting, storage and personal energisers in place.
The power of nature: an orangery and a kitchen in one
What is the most unusual room IKEA interior designers have worked with in "Home idea with IKEA"? From bedrooms to studios, to a tree house: every project has had its own challenges. Still, there has never been a room as unusual as this one. It is a kitchen and an orangery in one and an activity hub for the whole family. IKEA interior designer Katrīne will need all of her skill to make change happen in this space: a room where plant-lover Margita lets her passion free rein.
The joy of entertaining in a small space
While they certainly won’t be hosting banquets in their small, one-bedroom apartment, this couple have mastered the art of intimate evening soirees. It all comes down to careful planning, seemingly endless small, delicious plates and treating preparation as half the fun.
Home idea with IKEA: Scandinavian style meets Latvian traditions
IKEA Interior Designers have done makeovers in all kinds of spaces, but now it's time for an unprecedented challenge – a sauna anteroom! The space to become a storage and family gathering space, faces different challenges: lack of space, humidity from the sauna and limited daylight from the single small window. The task is not easy, but designer Alina is ready to put all her knowledge and skills to work!
Home idea with IKEA: a creative makeover at a crisis centre
Interior makeovers with IKEA take place in all kinds of spaces. This time, IKEA Interior Designer Ieva visits the crisis centre "Burtnieks", where a most important space is longing for a new lease of life – a room where creative workshops are held every day under the guidance of the energetic, optimistic Raimonda. Creativity is at a boiling point here, but Raimonda admits that there is so much of it that it takes a lot of time each day to organise the supplies. Will the designer find a way to combine the creative with the practical?
