In Taiwan, IKEA gave itself an Animal Crossing makeover, inviting customers to rediscover its classic catalog.
Announced over two years ago, the brand collaboration between IKEA and LEGO has finally birthed its first product: IKEA BYGGLEK.
Instagram brought Pinned Comments to everyone, Google Plus is officially dead (again) and LinkedIn has a new audio feature.
With this "Plastic Surgery" campaign imagined by the students of MADS Moscow, IKEA takes a stand against plastic pollution in the oceans.
Ed Harrington has created a series of IKEA-inspired assembly illustrations that show how to assemble your favorite scary characters.
These clever product ads from IKEA teach you how to build furniture forts at home. And you don't even need kids to do it.
IKEA is bringing back its rainbow FRAKTA bag to celebrate International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, as well as Pride Month.
Beijing-based designer Zhijun Wan used an IKEA FRAKTA shopping bag to create a very fashionable wearable face mask.
Welcome to this week's top social media news: Facebook adds new care reactions, IKEA has a special "stay at home" catalog and you can now watch Netflix for free on YouTube.
IKEA shared the recipe for its best-selling dish. And the six-step recipe even includes the accompanying Swedish cream sauce! All you'll need to add really, are the fries!
IKEA Stay Home catalog is the latest of a series of ads the Swedish company has been rolling out to help us cope with confinement.
IKEA has teamed up with Pizza Hut in Hong Kong to create a life-size version of the miniature "table" found in pizza boxes.
IKEA added quotes to its Wembley shop to celebrate the launch of its new MARKERAD collection, designed in collaboration with Virgil Abloh. Virgil Abloh is an American fashion designer, mostly known to be the artistic director …
IKEA revisited the iconic living rooms from The Simpsons, Friends and Stranger Things to create perfect ads using only IKEA furnishings.
IKEA has a new logo, designed to be more video-friendly and show a modern image of the company, moving away from its iconic blue and yellow signature for the first time.
If you can't get enough of IKEA, then you're in luck; You will now be able to wear IKEA. With Spanst, the homeware company introduces its own minimalist street-style clothing line.
IKEA and technology mix well. With its latest endeavour, IKEA is looking to educate consumers about its products, with the help of VR.
In a world where everything goes too fast, IKEA surprises us with the best, yet most boring, preroll ads, inviting us (and everyone else), to recognise the power of "taking it slow." It is a quest …