Bright colours and striking patterns allow all the details to shine in IKEA's second launch of the Nytillverkad collection
Cover Bright colours and striking patterns allow all the details to shine in the second launch of Ikea's Nytillverkad collection

Ikea breathes new life into customer favourites following the second release of their Nytillverkad collection

First launched on July 6th to celebrate Ikea’s 80th anniversary, the Nytillverkad collection has now returned with a second launch on October 5th with a refreshingly colourful facelift plucked straight from the early ‘80s, showcasing more of Ikea’s iconic designs throughout the decades with deep contrasting colours, striking patterns, and clean, simple shapes.

Considered modern statement pieces in their time, the Ikea team hit the drawing board to improve some of these iconic products for the modern home. “We wanted to bring back our favourites and remake them with the technology and material of today,” stated Sebastian Svensson, the product innovation leader for Ikea of Sweden. 

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Taking a glimpse at the new and improved

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Photo 1 of 3 The Nytillverkad collection pays homage to Ikea’s roots as it ushers in the furniture company’s 80th anniversary
Photo 2 of 3 Clean lines and solid colour make the Järlāsa a perfect addition to any part of your home
Photo 3 of 3 The Havsfjäder pendant lamp shade proves you don’t need fancy branding or materials to create a classic design

For fans of funky retro prints, Ikea has brought back some of their classic patterns from the ‘70s created by Swedish designer Sven Fristedt. 

“I’ve always had fun working with patterns ever since I started working with Ikea in 1965. Creating is my way of life. And to now see my designs in new colours in the Nytillverkad collection makes me really happy,” wrote Fristedt in his designer thoughts regarding the new collection.

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Photo 1 of 3 The Svedjenäva’s “Alfi” pattern was first created by Sven Fristedt, one of Swden’s most prolific textile designers
Photo 2 of 3 Peruse a variety of different cushion covers cut from Ikea’s most classic patterns
Photo 3 of 3 Ikea’s pre-cut fabric selection lets you create a retro fit that blends in with the rest of your house

Originally produced in 1983 and inspired by the classic trolley, the Skålboda armchair’s almost rattan-like structure was designed to use less material, keeping costs low and the product lightweight enough to be packed into Ikea’s iconic flat packages.

Made primarily out of steel, its ergonomic shape provides a comfortable seating experience that you can spruce up with a cushion or blanket for the ultimate lounging experience.

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Photo 1 of 3 Lounge in comfort with the Skålboda
Photo 2 of 3 Add a cushion to your Skålboda for an additional level of comfort
Photo 3 of 3 With versatile seating angles, the Skålboda is a product of its time

The Nytillverkad collection is now available online throughout Southeast Asia and in-store at local Ikea stores in Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

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