10 Picks From Ikea’s New Spring Collection
With its new spring collection, Ikea is embracing natural materials, fresh hues and rustic shapes and textures. The new products include light pendants made from seagrass and an array of stunning woven baskets made from fast-growing crops, as well as textiles in soft shades of green and shapely ceramics. Below, we've rounded up 10 picks we'll be adding to our shopping carts this spring.
This charming rustic pendant is made from woven seagrass, a renewable material. At just $20, it's an easy and affordable way to make a statement in any room.
TORARED pendant lamp shade, $20.
Ikea's new collection of vases, boxes, plant pots and tealight holders was inspired by traditional ceramics. It features soft silhouettes and fresh hues.
VANLIGEN collection, from $3.
Thanks to their handy lids, these woven baskets can make clutter disappear. Plus, they're made from sustainable bamboo.
TJILLEVIPS baskets with lids, from $20.
This intricately woven basket is sustainably made from the inner part of rattan skin.
TJILLEVIPS basket, $13.
To give your laundry room a makeover without breaking the bank, swap your plastic basket for a more stylish option, like this one in a airy poplar weave.
TJILLEVIPS basket, $30.
Made from bamboo, this modern serving tray turns every meal into an Instagram-worthy feast.
FULLSPÄCKAD serving tray, $20.
This new textile collection brings a touch of playfulness to bedtime, with whimsical patterns and bright colours.
KÄPPHÄST children’s textiles collection, from $20. Available in mid-February.
With plenty of storage space and a large mirror, this versatile cabinet looks just as good in the entryway as it does it the bedroom.
KORNSJÖ cabinet with mirror, $199.
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