A green and environmentally conscious kitchen

This kitchen radiates an environmentally-conscious lifestyle, and contributes to one too, thanks to recycled materials, a water saving sensor tap, and an energy efficient induction cooktop.

A grey-green kitchen with a white worktop, black pendant lamps and herbs in containers hanging on wall racks.

A more sustainable door

BODARP doors have a grey-green colour for a fresh expression in the kitchen. Knowing how, and what, they’re made from is also a breath of fresh air: the doors are produced in factories that use renewable electricity and they feature a foil made from recycled PET bottles.

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Two BODARP doors in a grey-green foil with lit up open cabinets below storing tableware and more.

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A smart and smooth faucet

TÄMNAREN faucet has a manual lever on the right side and a sensor function on the left, so you can turn the water on and off with a slight hand movement – no touching necessary.

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A white worktop with mineral/glitter effect, a stainless steel sink with a stainless steel-coloured kitchen faucet.

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Containers to keep food fresh

Make sure that no leftovers go to waste. IKEA 365+ food containers are made from glass, and the tight-fitting bamboo lids keep food fresh and preserve aromas and flavours.

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A close-up of two IKEA 365+ glass food containers with bamboo lids and one without storing salad on a worktop.

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A spot to grow your own indoor herb garden

An indoor herb garden brings nature into your kitchen and provides you with fresh ingredients right where you need them. Hang your pots on a wall rack so you have space to cook on your worktop.

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