Discover our wardrobes made to keep up with your little ones’ changing needs. With interior fittings that you can adjust as they get older and shelf units perfect for everything from clean nappies to sports trophies, they'll see your kids through years to come.
Toy storage | Children’s hooks & wall organisers
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PLATSA/SMÅSTAD
wardrobe, 60x57x181 cm, white stripe/light green with 3 drawers
Old Price 196 €
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Ideas and inspiration
Home idea with IKEA: one bedroom for two children
Transforming a temporary workspace with a play area into a dynamic boys' bedroom for two brothers (2 and 6 years old) requires a harmonious blend of creativity and functionality. Boy's mother Maija imagines splashes of color, whimsical decor, and versatile storage solutions, fostering an environment that nurtures both play and restful sleep.
How to make your furniture more sustainable
The potential to repurpose, repair, reuse, resell or recycle will be built in to all our products by 2030. Even now, there’s often an easy way to prolong the life of your furniture rather than send it to the landfill. Here are some small decisions you can make today to have a positive impact on the planet.
Ask a designer: a happy home where children can thrive
“How can I make my home safe and childfriendly?” It’s important that children have a space where they can be free to play, learn and be themselves, believes interior designer Mia Gustafsson.
