…And they’ve pulled out all the stops for the 60th anniversary of the cheap chic showcase, which is now officially the biggest publication in the world, hitting 198,000,000 copies. Insane!
I’m loving the folkloric look that graces a bunch of the new merch -a reinterpretation of ethnic and global influences, loaded with embroidery and other hand-hewn details.
The star of this look, in my opinion, is the new Klippan Navestad 2-seat sofa cover ($329). This is “Trad/Rad” in a nutshell, and turns the very cool lines of the Klippan into a stunning statement piece.
For a sweet, artisanal accent, look no further than the new Birgit cushion ($20). Love those delicate embroidered flowers…
And another stunner from the Birgit line – this beautifully embroidered crisp cotton duvet cover and pillowcase set ($80/King).
Birds and botanicals flit across Krokek — Â a new upholstery option for the Skruvsta swivel armchair ($199).
You can’t go wrong with a set of three tea towels for $6 — especially when they’re as vibrant as the new Ellakajsa prints. The very definition of cheap and cheerful!
Cosy up to new Birgit throw - 100% wool, with a magic-carpet vibe courtesy of yet more decorative embroidery ($50).
And although it’s not part of the “haute folk” vibe going on here, my top fave new find from the catalogue is the rather delicious new Kivik furniture series. I’m quite taken with the Two-seat Sofa (shown here in Tranas light brown, $769)… Looks so deep and comfy!
Have you had the chance to scour the savings yet? What’s YOUR fave new find from the IKEA 2011 catalogue?
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Ektorp Pixbo three-seat sofa-bed in Svanby grey
And for all you naysayers who think grey can’t be “pretty”…Â 
Edland night stand in grey
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