Quick! These new Ikea buys won't be around for long...
Ikea's sixth and final edition of the Nytillverkad collection has arrived. The Swedish furniture retailer has dived into its archive one more time as part of its 80th anniversary celebration to deliver a capsule collection of classic hero pieces with a contemporary twist. Highlights include a reimagining of the colourful Guide shelving unit that first launched in 1985 and a fancy new denim design of the Tajt easy chair from 1973. All things retro aside, the flatpack maestro has also previewed its Easter collection with some tablescaping essentials. The Tjärlek range features tinted candleholders and glasses, and colourful stoneware egg cups. Get a sneak peek at the new ranges before they hit the stores.
The Nytillverkad collection
Introducing Byakorre, formerly known as the Guide shelving unit, launched in 1985 and featured steel wire sides and colourful shelf edges to match the popular urban furnishing style of the time. Designer Niels Gammelgaard discovered he could get the shelves in different colourways without any extra costs, resulting in a characteristic shelving unit in six colours.
Ikea has transformed its 1973 Tajt easy chair into the modular Vårkumla chair bed in denim – a bold move! This new iteration invites relaxed, flexible living. Dubbed ‘the ultimate transformer’, there are two flat cushions with leather buttons, leather straps, and a rolled cushion held in place with a chrome-plated tubular stand. Put the cushions on top of each other for a comfortable chair or position them side by side for a simple yet functional mattress ideal for unexpected guests.
'Denim was well-known in clothing, but no one had thought of using it for furniture. That fresh thinking and thinking differently was very typical of Ingvar and Ikea,' says Lars Göran Peterson, former textile purchaser at Ikea.
These Källarhals bubble vases designed by Anna Efverlund pack a punch. Available in a mellow yellow and tangerine orange, it's the perfect pop of colour for neutral interiors.
Ikea has also released the Guttane coffee table (and a matching side table) designed by Erik Wørts, with solid oak legs and an oak veneer tabletop. Typically Scandi, it combines timeless design with
modern functionality.
Ikea's incoic 'anti-stress' Dyvlinge swivel armchair is back, this time in a bright orange colourway. The slightly reclined seat, formerly known as Mila, was one of Ikea's biggest success stories.
The Tjärlek collection
The Tjärlek collection truly captures the essence of spring with cheerful seasonal hues and playful shapes. It puts the fun into tablescaping.
Pop these candle holders on your mantel, sideboard or along the length of your table when hosting – wherever you use it, these bright, two-toned, tinted, clear lacquered glass candlesticks will bring the wow factor.
This stoneware egg cup can be used practically or decoratively – use it as a table display to show off your painted eggs. It's also the perfect complement to its larger counterpart, the stoneware bowl.
These tinted glasses invite a mix-and-match approach, perfect for relaxed entertaining at home.
Chic and streamlined is the look for Easter 2025. Ikea's pared-back version of the twig Easter tree makes for a fashionable accessory on a sideboard or windowsill. Each 'branch' is finished with a beautiful paper flower petal in a range of colours.
When does it launch in Ikea stores?
The Nytillverkad capsule collection and the Tjärlek range launches in February.
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