A fresh take on vintage designs in the Nytillverkad collection

At IKEA, we are known for our straight lines and square shapes. But soft curves are an equally important part of our past. And our future. Soft and swirly like the DYVLINGE swivel armchair or smooth and comfy like the low-seated SOTENÄS armchair. Curvy and confident like these KÄLLARHALS vases by Anna Efverlund.

Imagine drifting off to slumberland on white, fluffy clouds. With the ÄNGSVITVINGE bed linen, you can! The blue and white pattern is designed by Sven Fristedt and was first launched on one of the very first duvet covers in the IKEA catalogue in 1973. The pattern later returned in an updated version as SKYAR in 1981.

The MODIG KORN pattern by Anna Efverlund was originally designed in green and yellow for the children’s department. Inspired by comic book illustrations, it launched in the IKEA catalogue in 1997. Now, the popcorn pattern returns in black-and-white as KLIPPBRÄCKA bed linen, 3-metre pre-cut fabric, and cushion covers.

SKÅLBODA, SOTENÄS and MOFALLA chairs join DYVLINGE in the cool chair collection. The bold pattern on KLIPPBRACKA, created by Anna Efverlund, was presented in our 1997 catalogue. Great example of IKEA icons given new life.

No more dozing off mid-conversation. The new POÄNG low-back armchair is made for socialising, not snoozing. For Nytillverkad, designer Noboru Nakamura removed the headrest to make the chair more social while retaining its well-known swing and comfort. Mix or match with frames and cushions in red, birch/beige and black.

The ORRESLÄTT armchair was first featured as BUSTER in our 1959 catalogue, relaunched as GAGNET with minor changes for our 75th anniversary in 2019. The KULTURSKOG plant stand was launched in our catalogue in in 1957. Both are true icons!