A living room in motion – classic IKEA, contemporary mood

In a bright green room, a white, wall-mounted cabinet is assembled, with the fixtures that hold it to the wall hidden by discrete square caps. It's filled with files, boxes and ornaments inside. Doors are attached, and semi circular handles come together to form a complete green circle. In another room, horizontal wall fixings are attached to the wall, and white, modular cabinets are installed on to them. Floor standing cabinets are added, then the range of white modules float off the wall briefly, before falling back into place where they're filled with items, and have dark green doors with gold knobs attached. Six wall fixings are attached to a beige wall, and natural wood cabinets are installed. The top row has light brown doors while the lower sections are left open. In a lilac living room, white cabinets install themselves around a doorway, some are open, others have rattan screens, plain white or natural wood doors. The doors swing open as one to reveal their neatly arranged books, boxes and knick knacks. An array of cabinet doors flutter past in quick succession - natural wood followed by white, then grey and black, and some with rattan screens, glass windows and slats. An elegant charcoal grey cabinet with windowed doors opens to neatly laid out glass and ceramic tableware on adjustable glass shelves. A set of long, dark cabinets are assembled in a nook, filled with vinyl records, and fronted by brown slatted doors. A record player's on one end of the top and a table lamp switches on at the other end.