A bedroom for today and tomorrow

It’s not always easy to shop with sustainability in mind. But if you are planning on a needed room re-do – or simply want a super comfortable and calm bedroom – we have products that are made with materials and processes that are more planet-friendly. A not completely unexpected bonus: tons of style.

Minimalistic bedroom with grey walls and toned-down colour scheme, wood details, a TARVA double bed, and a KNIXHULT lamp.

Woman in striped pyjamas sleeping soundly in a bed made with light-yellow PUDERVIVA pillowcases and duvet cover.

Give in to the sleep-in

Linen is the kind of material – with its breathability, moisture absorption, unique touch and feel – that makes you want to stay in bed all day. It’s also a renewable, natural fibre, so when you lie there, at least know that you’re doing something good.

A NORDKISA open wardrobe filled with duvets, pillows, decorations and clothes stands in-between two bedroom windows.

Relax, breathe, sleep, repeat

The fluffy warmth (or airy coolness) of a proper duvet makes for good, deep sleep. The fact that the easy-wash polyester fill is from 100% recycled sources may make you sleep even sounder.

A two-level, round, rattan-and-metal LUBBAN serving cart with books, water and a clock on top, miscellaneous storage below.

A bedside buddy to follow you anywhere

No wish or space for a fixed bedside table? Roll a cart, made with renewable, handwoven rattan, into the most useful spots, day and night.

On a TIPHEDE recycled-cotton rug stands a TENHULT bamboo step stool, on it a glass of water and a small basket.

Reborn a rug

Rugs can last a lifetime with good care. If you want to start off resourcefully, too, the TIPHEDE rug is made from recycled cotton.

On a GJÖRA birch bed in a softly lit bedroom lie a mattress and a duvet, both without additional bed linen.

Easy-to-pronounce materials all the way

You’re right to be fussy about what you sleep on. That’s why we make mattresses with natural materials like wool, latex, coconut fibre, and cotton from more sustainable sources.

Woman standing by a bed in a dimly lit bedroom, grey walls with white, sheer curtains, holding a FJÄLLARNIKA duvet.

A conscious choice for good sleep

Find a duvet that suits you and you’re halfway to sweet dreams. Even better, the cotton in our products comes from more sustainable sources. This means that the cotton is either recycled, or grown with less water, less fertilizers and less pesticides, while increasing profit margins for the farmers.

Bed items, one of them is the RUMSMALVA ergonomic pillow, lying on a bed in wait for fresh bed linen.

Tailored to the night-time you

We all have individual sleeping styles, spending our nights on our backs, sides, or shifting positions. Trying an ergonomic pillow, designed for the way you sleep, may well be an investment in waking up rested. As a waste-reducing bonus, its memory foam is leftover material from mattress production.

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Is there a secret recipe for better sleep? Well, there is a recipe but it’s not a secret. It’s about clean air, quiet, light, and temperature – and of course, comfort. So something as simple as a new pillow can actually make a big difference.

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Gretchen Broussard, IKEA interior designer

Bedroom section in an earthy-brown colour scheme: brown wall, SNIDAD rattan basket, ALSEDA stools and natural-material rugs.

The cover-meets-pillow part of a bed neatly made with blue PUDERVIVA bed linen, a pair of dark-turmeric cushions mixed in.

A GAMLEHULT woven-rattan footstool standing on a beige MELHOLT rug, in turn lying on top of another light-brown rug.

Nature’s own look and feel

Sleeping well is an individual thing, but making your bedroom a place of calm and comfort is a good start. To help that mood along, we have a string of products where extra care has gone into making them. Made with renewable materials like rattan, seaweed, banana fibre, jute, and bamboo – and many of them handwoven by skilled craftspeople – they also come with a natural, unique expression.

A dried gourd lying together with a withered leaf on a HULTET bamboo dish, in turn placed on a dark, wooden surface.

A KAFFEBÖNA bamboo vase holding a dried artichoke flower amid other artful objects atop a pair of dark HAVSTA cabinets.

Along a wall in a white room stands a black HEMNES desk and a big, artful wall decoration in untreated wood.

Renewable, reusable, remarkable

For bedrooms and beyond, solid wood is a choice that won’t go out of style (which is good, since it lasts forever). Easy to care for and will only look better with age. And when it’s done its duty as a side table or a bed, it can be turned into something completely new!

kids' room with two different-length SLÄKT extendable beds standing a few feet apart amid toys and storage.

Extendable to prolong life

Yes, our children grow up too fast (especially when they’re sleeping). Before you know it, beds are too short. Right about then, your expandable beds feel like an even wiser choice.

Section of a bedroom, half hidden behind a room-dividing curtain, with a black-brown SUNDVIK changing table and a baby’s crib.

This little baby is here to stay

A good changing table can be a lifesaver for a family – and repeatedly so. But then what? Here’s what: choose one that can continue duty as a chest of drawers. Made with solid pine, it may well grow old with that same family.