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Meet the family of four with parents Elīna and Kārlis, who occasionally work at home. Elīna is a psychologist, and she sees her clients in a private space in her own home, which is this weeks challenge. Be prepared to be swept off your feet seeing the IKEA interior designer Elīna transforming the small room of merely 9 square metres into a cosy psychologist's consulting room. The ambience truly matters in this personal profession and may even speed up the healing process – the room has to leave a calming feeling, help clients to open up and ease the process of personal transformation.
It is hard to imagine Christmas without a Christmas tree, isn't it? But every year, we face ourselves with the same dilemma. Which one to choose: real or artificial? If it is difficult to decide, there is one more option for you. Be original and choose one of the alternative trees to decorate your home a bit different than the last year.
In the last episode of the IKEA interior makeover show, we visit a big family in Riga. In this family, there are four children and a fifth on the way. A while ago, the family apartment was renovated, but, unfortunately, the renovation was not finished. Now the family would like to be prepared for the new family member who will join them at the end of December.
There are many things you can do at home, apart from the usual routine activities. Your home can become your office, your virtual interactions hub, and your hobby spot. And it can all be achieved without large investments.
A hot summer day. Getting outside to swim in some lake seems like a good idea, but we know it's not everyone's cup of tea. Prefer to spend these days at home? Good. Can't stand the heat, though? Well, we have some solutions that might help.
Sometimes you need to take a step back from your job, from the intense rhythm of the city, from constant informational-bombardment, from everything. And then you need to make a few steps towards the serene nature of the Latvia. To lay down in the sun, swim in the lake, and enjoy lush forests. To get the so much needed reset, before continuing with your life in a great mood. So IKEA is here to help you plan this step-back.
We all know how much fun our kids have when they play. Unfortunately, we also know how much mess they can create while having fun. This is why we at IKEA have many solutions to help you get rid of the clutter without killing the fun. Let's start the new season of a more organised space for children together!
Welcome to the fifth makeover in this season of "Home idea with IKEA"! They say it's best to prepare for winter in summer, but this time, it will be the other way round – awaiting the makeover in the middle of winter, there is a miniature summerhouse. This summer residence belongs to a small family of three. A spontaneous purchase at first, this has become a favourite spot in summer. Hosts Ildze and Kaspars like their "dwarf house" a lot but they feel the lack of ideas as for how to make the interior more functional and beautiful. This is where the IKEA Interior Designers should step in.
How do you express yourself at home: maximalist, minimalist or somewhere in-between? We know that order is personal, so let’s make sure your space feels uniquely yours. Why not start it with bringing your own kind of order to the living room and home office?
IKEA makeovers have taken place in all kinds of spaces. Living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, even summer houses and garages. So why not a cafe? Our brave contestants are this time a family who run a restaurant inherited from their father. Lovingly named "Kaprīze" (a whim), this place has been dear to the founder's heart right from the beginning. Now, it is ready for some makeovers.
There is something so inviting about a home in touch with nature. But beyond a leafy collection, there are many ways to use natural materials to create a more earthy space. We caught up with an IKEA interior designer to gather some tips and ideas to achieve this look and feel.
This episode of "Home idea with IKEA" leads to the family home of Ilga and Guntars, where they live together with their three young sons. The family has been renovating the house themselves, but till the third floor, the energy was sapped and the big space in the attic has been left almost empty. Will the family and IKEA Designer Nadežda manage to make it cosy and to stay within the budget?
When picking the pieces for our homes, we all have different considerations from price, to look, to comfort. Perhaps you’ve become more conscious of what your furniture is made from. We chatted to an IKEA interior designer to learn more about the value of investing in different natural materials.
When you believe in what you do, there is nothing that is not possible. Seven years ago, Elīna had a dream. Her dream was to make fresh, seasonal and local products available for those busy city-dwellers. For those, who do not have the time to find the wonderful hidden gems of our countryside. And so svaigi.lv was born. Elīna has always wanted the interior of her business to show its personality, but there was always something in the way. Now, as her business turns seven years old, she has decided that the time is ripe for change. Will IKEA Interior Designer Linda manage to catch the vibe of this business?
In the last episode of the season, "Home idea with IKEA" visits a young family that has recently moved from a two-room apartment in a city to a house some distance from the metropolis. Elizabete and Renārs admit there is more than one room waiting for the final design, but the living room is the heart of their home and the place where most activities take place, so they wish to begin with their new start here. What are IKEA Interior Designer's Valērija ideas and suggestions for this room?
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?
Given the chance, most people may opt for more room rather than less, but there is no reason a small space need be a compromise. Sure, you may have to be a bit more creative, but with smart storage ideas, multipurpose furniture and space saving solutions, any home can be optimised. Take a look around this apartment to see what we mean!
Dream of a minimal Japandi-style room with a decluttered closet? The key is to create room for your things so they don’t spill out into the rest of the room. Keep only clothes and objects you love and give everything its own space. Here, calm tones and ordered storage send Zen-like vibes through the whole bedroom.
Article no 603.221.73
| Height: | 32 cm |
| Diameter: | 25 cm |
| Min. height: | 18 cm |
| Length: | 16 cm |
| Diameter per package: | 36 cm |
| Weight Gross: | 0,32 kg |
| Weight Net: | 0,32 kg |
| Volume per package: | 16,3 l |
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