Storage? Bike repair space? Cosy spot? Create an all-in-one!
Organise your storage facility to hold your outdoor stuff, and still have space for an everyday retreat of calm.
Reserve a seat for yourself
Stacked chairs and other outdoor furniture are an opportunity just waiting for you. Even if most are arranged for efficient storage, use a few of them to set up a corner for that precious break and some time alone.
Use your mood lighting for longer
Prevent your lighting chains from ending up in frustrating tangles by not rolling them up at all. Let them hang, adding an atmosphere that keeps you coming back for more.
Room for both storage and decoration
Big shelving units swallow volumes of stuff. They may even have a bit of spare surface. Use it to hold plants, and you can also add LED candles to create a nice, cosy mood.
Functional, visual, musical
Keep your tools in check with a pegboard that you can tailor to your needs. Naturally, it doesn’t have to be all about work. Mix in a bit of entertainment, too.
Cluttered storage rooms steal space – and your energy. It’s worthwhile to organise your stuff properly. You’ll have room for other activities, and the peace of mind to actually enjoy them.”
Geneviève Jorn, IKEA interior designer
Time (over) to plan the outdoor season
Hooks not only get your bike out of the way, they also make a beautiful display. Sit back and dream up where you’ll go together once it comes off its rack.
A shop for your chores of choice
Easily moved furniture, like wheeled trolleys, makes it easy to both make room and move accessories between projects.
Mindful maintenance
Having everything in its designated place has a way of freeing up energy. Use it to work on the things you like caring for, stop for an occasional coffee – and time will pass in no time.
We love to see our customers get creative with our products. Go for it! But please note that altering or modifying IKEA products so they can no longer be re-sold or used for their original purpose, means the IKEA commercial guarantees and your right to return the products will be lost.
Made by
Interior designer: Geneviève Jorn
Photographer: Emma Engkvist
Writer: Henrik Annemark
