Textiles

Fabric makes it easy to get a little shade

On sunny days, creating a little patch of shade for the children or for you can be as easy as draping a fabric swath across wires. Need to secure the fabric? Try using clothes pegs or clips if it’s a breezy day.

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A girl with a KRAMIG soft toy and a boy with a KRANSBORRE cushion laugh together while sitting outdoors under SOFIA fabric.

Two SKARPÖ armchairs sit under LINVECKLARE fabric. Two cushions and a THORGUN throw are on one of the chairs.

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Soft and gentle on your skin

More than just soft and absorbent, our towels and bath robes are made in a responsible way from quality materials so you can trust them on your skin.

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An anthracite ENHET base frame with towels on its shelves near a LILLASJÖN wall shelf holding towels and other items.

A beige PURRPINGLA laundry bag and a pair of slippers are near a bathroom door with a beige BJÄLVEN bath robe hanging on it.

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You can give things a boost with cushions and covers

Sometimes you need a cushion to get your comfort just right or a new cushion cover to make things look perfect. It’s like the cherry on the cake.

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A white/pink VATTENMÅRA cushion sits on a piece of fabric in a corner of a white BACKSÄLEN 3-seat sofa.

A cushion with a SILOMAL cover with a floral pattern lies next to a cushion with a VEDMAL cover with a striped pattern.

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Tips about textiles for your home

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A bedroom with dark turquoise MAJGULL block-out curtains and net curtains in large windows near a bed and a bench.

Improving your home with curtains and blinds

On a sunny day, LINVECKLARE metre fabric provides shade for two SKARPÖ armchairs and a KROKHOLMEN side table.

Create your own private zone (even on a shared rooftop terrace)

Need to carve out a little personal space? Try hanging swathes of fabric from poles or wires, and you’ve got a private zone for lounging, chatting or napping.

A bright bedroom with a KLEPPSTAD bed with white ÄNGSLILJA bed linen and a LERGRYN lamp hanging above it.

Stay cool in the heat

Cushions in different cushion covers including one in a striped HILDAMARIA cushion cover sit on a bed near a window.

Ideas to renew your home with cushions

A wooden-floored room with dip-dyed curtains draped over a white MULIG clothes rack and a TORKIS laundry basket next to it.

Getting crafty: using veggies to dip dye curtains and paint wood furniture

A workspace with a white LAGKAPTEN/TILLSLAG desk, light brown-pink LÅNGFJÄLL office chair, plus white pegboards and pendant.

Ask a designer: living more sustainably on a budget

A cup and a book with a pair of glasses on it sit on a bedside table near a pillow, in front of a wall with a floral pattern.

Making your bedroom warm and cosy

A bedroom with a bed in the middle and windows with TRETUR block-out roller blinds pulled half-down and a curtain.

Block out the light and sleep better

4 for 3 DVALA sheets and pillowcases

Between 9th and 29th May, IKEA Family members can buy 4 DVALA sheets and pillowcases for the price of 3

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Shop products for a more sustainable home

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Hand adjusts the water flow of a GLYPEN kitchen tap in stainless steel next to a TÅRTSMET dish-washing brush.

A hand pressing the switch of a white table lamp standing on a light blue table.

A woman with brown hair and white shirt sleeping under a white blanket on a ROSENSKÄRM ergonomic pillow.

Three white SORTERA bins in a white tiled room where one is stuffed with brown paper.

IVAR chair painted light green standing on old news papers in an empty room with light wooden floor and light pink walls.

A white blanket and three white bowls on a GAMLEHULT footstool with books stored inside.

A hand seasoning HUVUDROLL plant balls in an IKEA 365+ frying pan.

Last chance to buy

Things come and go, but well-designed home furnishings stay with us. Nonetheless, this is your last chance to take home this collection of clearance items before they say hej då for good (Swedish for bye).

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