IKEA catalogue 2012 - 376 pages

Welcome to
the world’s
smallest ideas
What if you could do more with the space
you have – use it in a smarter way, make
it more personal? We think it’s possible.
All you really need is an open mind and
a few smart, small ideas. Small ideas are
about finding and using hidden spaces
and choosing furniture that does more
than one thing. It’s about being creative,
a little rebellious and doing what you
dream about no matter how much or how
little space you have. And we think that is
a pretty big idea.
Take a look, over the next few pages, at
how we tackled six small spaces. Here for
example, we imagined what would happen
if six friends decided to live together
in 430 square feet. A home like this might
seem like a recipe for disaster, but it
proves that when everything – and everyone
– works together, almost anything is
possible.
Oh, and don’t forget to visit our
small-space home online for a behindthe-scenes
look at how we made these
rooms, meet a few of our interior designers
and get tips and ideas you can use in
your home. www.IKEA.ca/smallspaces
STORNÄS dining table $399.
W95×L147/204×H74cm. RA. 201.840.84
BERTIL chair $49.99/ea.
W39×D49×H87cm. RA. 200.877.47
MYDAL twin bunk bed $149/ea.
Mattresses and bed linens - sold separately. RA.
201.024.51
FOTO pendant lamp $44.99.
Ø50cm. RA. 801.967.91
RITVA curtain w/tie-backs $39.99/2 panels.
W145×L250cm. White 401.119.92
RA=REQUIRES ASSEMBLY
How did we fit a big communal
table into this small home for
six? See democracy in action
at www.IKEA.ca/smallspaces
STORNÄS
dining table
$ 399
FOTO
pendant lamp
$ 44 99
MYDAL
twin bunk bed
$ 149/ea
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