Malin and her colleagues dug deep into coffee and tea cultures to find out what tools people feel they can’t live without. They talked to specialists and investigated living, eating and drinking habits. “We wanted to develop items that make a difference, so we’ve focused on a few, but carefully selected products,” she states. The team cooperated with IKEA Test Lab in Älmhult, Sweden. It’s an IKEA version of a James Bond lab where prototypes are inspected and evaluated. “A couple of the things we checked were that the thermoses can keep fluids really warm for a long time. And that the glass mugs and glass pots are durable and comfortable, even though they look and feel light and airy,” says Malin.
RIKLIG
301.632.17Tea for one, two or more. This teapot is handy when drinking tea on your own or with friends. Just boil some water and put your favourite tea leaves in the integrated infuser. Teatime? Always!
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RIKLIG teapot comes with an integrated infuser for your tea leaves.
Made of heat-resistant glass that withstands high temperatures.
Designer
C Martin/M Elebäck
Reviews
Small but usefulH.Great for having a tea alone
practical to useLeepractical to use
Nice Teapot but Glass Becomes Very HotSitiI use this RIKLIG teapot to make hot tea. One thing I noticed is that the glass becomes very hot when filled with boiling water, so it needs to be handled carefully.
I also put tea powder inside the filter, but some of the tea particles still pass through into the water. I'm not sure whether this is due to the filter design or because the tea powder is too fine. Other than that, the teapot works well and looks nice.
Very goodAnonymous reviewerVery good
NAAnonymous reviewerNA
GoodAnonymous reviewerGood
can keep warmAnonymous reviewercan keep warm
No-hassle teatimeWe Asians love our tea - this is a good way to make tea in bulk without the hassle of straining tea leaves out separately. Enjoyment with no fuss!
GoodAnonymous reviewerGood
Excellent PurchaseSherieIts light and sleek. Beautiful addition to my home!
GreatSandraGreat
Stylish Simplicity for Tea LoversViknesvaranThe IKEA RIKLIG 0. 6L teapot is a stylish, compact, and affordable option for tea enthusiasts. With a durable glass body, stainless steel infuser, and heat-resistant handle, it’s perfect for brewing 1–2 cups of loose-leaf tea. While easy to clean and visually appealing, its limited capacity and lack of heat retention may not suit larger groups or extended use. Ideal for solo tea drinkers seeking quality and simplicity.
RIKLIG tea potSengNice and good value
Nice to useCelineNice to use
GoodWahGood
Overall is ok.SamOverall is ok.
The filter have improved inSandraThe filter have improved in quality but
the plastic cover is not as good as what I bought many years ago.
Easy to use and valueTeoEasy to use and value for money.
convenient and affordableconvenient and affordable
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4.8Average rating
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A better everyday one cup at a time
Have you had coffee or tea today? Statistically, you most likely have. In fact, these hot brews are the most consumed beverages in the world next after water. They’re a part of life that can give a silver lining to any moment. That’s why we decided to update our selection of products to make that perfect cup – from the tea infuser and the kettle to the milk frother.
Malin Ljungström, who was involved in developing the range, shares her insights. “To many, the smell of coffee and tea means well-being and a homey feeling. Since we want to improve people’s everyday, we’re offering products that make it possible for more to experience more feelgood moments at home.”
Developing things that make a difference
For all tastes and different wallets
No matter how you enjoy your cup, you’ll find the things that put an extra flavour to your drink in the range. Another good thing is that there’s something for all wallets. “It’s one of our contributions to a better life at home. A way to improve people’s everyday one cup at a time,” concludes Malin.