Ikea is getting in touch with its feelings. Instead of clever storage solutions or custom kitchen options, its latest collection is of 12 street art posters.

In other words, an ethereal wooded landscape by Lars van de Goor–whose tiniest prints start at $150 on his site–is a significant upgrade, especially since Ikea prints start at $4 and generally ...

Affordable art for the home used to mean an Athena poster. Famously, there was the image of a handsome male model holding a baby, while teenage boys lusted after the tennis girl, photographed ...

Sometime after graduating from college-era dorm posters and Ikea art, many young professionals decide it’s time to invest in art that’s worth something, elevating their home decor while ...

"We want everyone who has an Ikea poster now to have one of our pieces of art," says Steverlynck, who hails from Argentina. "They have the same poster that two-hundred thousand other people have.

IKEA hits the streets for new poster art collection. Author of the article: By Karen Turner • Ottawa Citizen. Published Mar 19, 2015. Last updated Jun 02, 2020. 2 minute read.

Furniture mega-store IKEA is known for its "assembly-required" pieces, so it's no surprise that it treats cooking the same way. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on ...

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IKEA Portland has a gallery of graphic, street art-inspired posters that's as fleeting as graffiti. Once the $15 posters are gone, they're gone.

Walking through IKEA's perfectly styled showrooms can make it seem like every item is a must-have, but professional designers ...

This new collection reflects IKEA's commitment to making art and design affordable and accessible for everyone, rather than only being found in grand homes, museums and galleries. The posters ...

An inexpensive art print from IKEA managed to fool visitors to a museum in the Netherlands in an online video, created by a Dutch production company, that has since gone viral.