Today, Designer Monika Mulder has four children of her own. "In our home, it has been used as a toy stove, so that sometimes when the room is to be quickly cleaned, everything from the floor is hidden under the pulled down hood. Later in the evening, LÖMSK often looks like a glowing ball when one of the children sits inside it with a tablet." For Monika, the fact that LÖMSK is used in unexpected ways is positive. "In a pretend world, children can comfortably prepare for adult life ─ with nothing predetermined. It’s the imagination of children that decides what LÖMSK should be.”
IKEA PS LÖMSK Swivel armchair, white/red
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IKEA PS LÖMSK
904.071.37Round and round you go! Your child sets the pace – spinning slowly relaxes; spinning quickly develops the balance. When your child pulls down the hood, it gets a cosy hideaway.
DesignerMonika Mulder
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With the hood pulled down the armchair is a secret hiding-place for the child.
The fabric lets light in so it's never completely dark under the hood.
Spinning round helps the brain to sort sensory impressions.
Add a cushion or pad for more comfort.
Designer
Monika Mulder
Reviews
Bloody awesome!CrystalGot this for my 2-year-old and who loves to hide and spin. She loves it so much! it's pretty roomy. I actually weigh 80 something aha and it holds my weight and spins effortlessly. It is really great for neurodivergent kids. Definitely not something you'd regret buying and it's something to keep over years, I don't see my child growing out of it for years to come.
A SAFE PLACE TO CHILL OUTSusanI BOUGHT THIS CHAIR FOR MY GRANDSON, HE IS ON THE SPECTRUM AND SOMETIMES NEED "A MOMENT" TO CHILL OUT AWAY FROM THE DAILY HUSSEL AND BUSSEL OF YOUNGER SIBLINGS OR VISITORS. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT. THE BEST PART ABOUT IT WAS HE LOVED IT.
Unusable Kids Egg seatJoThe part that joins the seat to the base does not connect. this seat is unusable. I have requested a replacement attachment part but haven't seen it or heard from Ikea about this.
My kidsabsolultely love this Egg ChairBelinda10 out of 10 for this chair. I love the size of it and fits my 4 and 6 years old's in it perfectly on their own with plenty of room. Both my children love anything to do with having their own space to hide away in plus the movement and spinning of the chair is perfect for my two who don't sit still because of their neurodiversity. The only thing I would like better, if it wasn't white or had other colour options available.
Egg ChairHelenFabulous for the child who needs his own space. Would have liked it to be slightly larger but it’s great.
Love it!BeckiePurchased this for my autistic son. It is so reasonably priced, great quality and easy to assemble without the huge price tag.
A good little egg chairKylieIt’s a decent little egg chair, low to the ground and great for sensory seekers (movement) or avoiders (the shade bit pulls down).
Downside is it’s very short and there is no weight rating. It’s perfect for kids aged up to 6 but potentially not above as it’s kind of short.
Pricy, but it meets my little man’s needs.
Fun chairKimNot so easy to put together but the end result for my grandson made it worthwhile.
Very goodBreeannaVery good
AmaxingKatieMy kid loves their chair, and I’m jealous it doesn’t come in an adult size
Egg chairKayeI purchased this chair on the recommendation of my granddaughters speech therapist. My little one is on the spectrum and non verbal and this chair is is one of her favourite places to be.
Swivel egg chairJoanneBest ever. My 3yr old who has sensory challenges loves using it.
Great Chair for ToddlersMichelleIt was much easier to assemble than I expected and it works the way it was intended. My grand daughter loves to spin in it. I love that it is very safe as well, no parts that can jam little fingers etc and a heavy base to stop it tipping over.
LovelyLauraMy kids are so obsessed with this product lol, they love it so much
Kids love spinning their chairs.Anonymous reviewerKids love spinning their chairs. Just a shame there wasn't another colour because the white gets filthy so quickly with dirty little hands and feet
Easy to assemble, fun toLeeEasy to assemble, fun to swing on for the 5 yr old
My lil one loves itMonaMy lil one loves it
My kids love it :)BiancaMy kids love it :)
Please bring out a bigger kid versionAmyUtterly amazing my son loves it and it’s fantastic for when he is overwhelmed or needs a sensory break (autism) whole heartedly recommend but can you please bring out a) a black version and b) a bigger kids version as the older boys here want one badly!!
Great product!!DoraKids love this chair
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A cosy place with a twist
You probably know how childhood memories can stick and become almost magical snapshots in your mind. If you work at IKEA, these memories can inspire you to create new products. Like LÖMSK swivel chair. "As a child I was constantly doing handstands and I loved rocking and spinning. My father's armchair was enticing, so as an adult I had the idea that there should be swivel armchairs adapted for children," says our designer Monika Mulder. She wanted the chair to stimulate imagination, too. So she gave it a hood that can be pulled down to create a secret hiding place.
Since 2003, children throughout the world have spun, hidden and created their own cosy space in LÖMSK swivel armchair. Child psychologist Barbie Clarke, who has researched children and their development, has seen it act like a magnet to children. "Children love things that change into something else. It stimulates the imagination and gives a feeling of having magical powers. And spinning in the armchair is not just a fun game, it also contributes to important physical development,” explains Barbie. “When children climb, hang upside down, run, balance and spin, their sensory systems develop ─ particularly their balance.”