With the Online Kitchen Planner, you can freely try out ideas and create the kitchen you envision.
It can be used on a browser from a personal computer (desktop or laptop), and there is no need to download any special software.
What online kitchen planning tools does IKEA have?
IKEA's online kitchen planning tools are free and allow you to easily start creating your kitchen from the comfort of your own home. You can choose from pre-designed plans or design your ideal kitchen from scratch.
IKEA has three types of kitchens: METOD, KNOXHULT, and mini-kitchens. You can choose the series that best suits your style, space, and budget.
- METOD: (Online kitchen planning tool available)
The METOD kitchen is a series with a high degree of design freedom that greatly expands the possibilities of your kitchen plan. It is a series designed for long-term use and comes with a 25-year guarantee.
- KNOXHULT: (No online kitchen planning tool available)
The KNOXHULT kitchen is a series that is affordable and easy to combine. You can choose your favorite combination from the KNOXHULT kitchen combinations, and it can be easily assembled and disassembled. It comes with a 5-year guarantee.
- Mini-kitchens: (No online kitchen planning tool available)
Mini-kitchens are easy to assemble and install, and are recommended for people living alone or for guesthouse kitchens.
What should I do after creating my own kitchen design?
Once your kitchen plan is complete, we recommend booking a kitchen planning session with a kitchen specialist as the next step.
You can choose between a planning service at an IKEA store or a remote service, depending on your convenience.
Our specialists will help you confirm your plan and complete the ordering process.
You can choose between a planning service at an IKEA store or a remote service, depending on your convenience.
Our specialists will help you confirm your plan and complete the ordering process.
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