SOLFÅGEL 3-piece easel and accessories set
How to get it
SOLFÅGEL easel is a perfect tool for everyone who wants to paint. It includes a palette and spatula, is simple to carry and has space for acrylic paints, a canvas pad and brushes under the lid.
Product details
Regardless of whether you’re painting a landscape or a portrait, the easel's lid can be positioned horizontally or vertically.
The lid sits securely in the 2 grooves at the bottom of the easel while you paint.
The easel also doubles as storage, so you can keep your art supplies inside and always accessible.
The palette is made of acrylic plastic, which is an excellent material to mix paints on and is simple to wash off.
The spatula is ideal for mixing paints and applying layer upon layer of acrylic paint.
The SOLFÅGEL collection comprises of art supplies for both beginners and pros.
The collection was created based on input from children and developed with the help of professional artists.
Sarah Fager
Weight & measurements
- Height: 7 cm
- Width: 25 cm
- Length: 38 cm
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Professional tools that inspire creativity
For us at IKEA, creativity is a playful way of exploring the world. So, when young artists from all over the world told us how they needed more professional tools, we developed the SOLFÅGEL series – a range that inspires creativity and helps them to develop their skills. Here are acrylic paints, coloured pencils for sketching and shading, a canvas pad, a case for pencils and brushes, as well as an easel with a palette and spatula for mixing the paints.
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“As a teenager, I loved to paint. It was a calm bubble that made me feel good – and I think today's youth might need this break from their everyday surroundings too. With the SOLFÅGEL collection, IKEA wants to help them. There’s everything from a portable easel to acrylic paints and a canvas pad. All with a high quality that helps them develop creative skills and reach new levels in their artistry. Democratising art is close to my heart."
