IKEA Locations

Hi all, I’m looking for advice on how to redesign the layout of my living room to make better use of the space and give it a clearer purpose. The room is approx 6.7m x 6.3m (22ft x 20ft) and despite being quite large, it currently feels a bit underused and awkward because of the door placements (porch, kitchen, conservatory) and the large window. My goals are: Maximise usable space Create clear zones rather than one big undefined room: A proper TV/lounge area (keeping one L-shaped sofa) Plus either a small office/desk area or dining area (or both, if realistic) Keep the room open and bright, not cluttered Constraints / notes: I don’t want to block the large window The kitchen a...

This is an 1100 sq. ft. 2/2 condo with a leather couch, end tables, bar stools, dining room table and chairs, bedroom furniture x2 and deck furniture. I would say the condition of the furniture is 8 or 9 out of 10. It all looks nice with a low key air bnb vibe. I think I would probably overvalue it because it looks better than anything I would ever put together and I don't need to set aside X dollars to buy furnishings. I don't have a good idea of what new furniture would cost, much less what lightly used furniture is worth. I'm just trying to get some idea of both to help me make a smart offer. AI says $5,000 to $15,000. It says $5,000 is the IKEA style, so I would...

I'm 6'3 and 230lbs. I currently have the Aeron size C remastered and I find it very uncomfortable. I've had it for about 4 months now, and I feel like whenever I have to work for long hours, my legs get really numb. So I'm thinking about selling the Aeron C and getting another chair. Some of the chairs I've tried are the zody, fern, and the leap. All of these chairs are comfortable, but they all have one common issue which is the seat gap. When you adjust the seat depth all the way, there is a noticeable gap between the seat and the backrest which makes its very uncomfortable. I've also tried the embody at a furniture store, and I find that the corners of th...

does anyone have a downloadable file of the last squadron 42 demo from cit-con? I work in a furniture store and our multimedia room needs something to demo the sound systems.

Trying my luck here. Does anyone own this sideboard? I can't find it on floor display in any World Market/Cost Plus stores near me and the sales members said they can't see from their system which store has one displayed. ;( [https://www.worldmarket.com/p/sloan-caramel-live-edge-wood-sideboard-563590.html#pdp-reviews-section](https://www.worldmarket.com/p/sloan-caramel-live-edge-wood-sideboard-563590.html#pdp-reviews-section) The dimensions fit and I love the design. I'd like to know what the undertone of the brown looks like and if it complements walnut furniture. It doesn't need to be an exact match. Is it rich or more muted/grayish? Also what's the tallest he...

One weekend, my roommates and I decided to go thrifting, mostly just to find some cheap decor for our apartment. We’d already hit a few normal places when we noticed a small antique store on the side of the road. It looked half-abandoned—faded sign, peeling paint, windows so dusty you could barely see inside. There was a strange smell the second we opened the door, like mildew mixed with something metallic and old. Still, we shrugged it off and went in. The vibe inside was immediately… wrong. The store was cramped and dimly lit, with narrow aisles that felt tighter the farther you walked in. It was filled with unsettling items: shelves lined with old dolls missing eyelashes or fingers,...

We have only one kids room at home, currently used by my stepdaughter 3 days a week. We have a baby which I was thinking into transfer to the kids room at 1,5 year since our bedroom is too small and he will need a bigger crib. Now, we bought a bunk bed, where my stepdaughter sleeps above and the bed below is supposed for my baby. However, I’m worries about the safety. The baby could try to climb the bed by himself and fall, there are toys everywhere, a whole ikea furniture with boxes with toys which don’t see how to lock them and also constantly some toys on the floor. We also have lego houses. How can I safely transition the toddler into a kids room? Even with 2 this seems so hard, I th...

Sure thing — here’s a version that keeps the honest, personal tone of real Redditors, while making it conversational, relatable, and engaging. It follows subreddit-style formatting and uses proper calls-to-action without spamming. --- **Title:** Beginner Woodworkers: What Tool Did You Buy That Was a Total Waste of Money? --- I still remember walking into my first woodworking store with stars in my eyes and a credit card that deserved better. I thought *”If I just get that one tool — I’ll finally start making real furniture.”* Spoiler: I didn’t. My money pit? A fancy digital angle gauge I used *once* to check a miter saw… and then never touched again. I convinc...

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In the pursuit of learning I grey-boxed a level in blender, added some excellent low cost furniture provided by IKEA and baked the lighting. Was surprised how fun the process was and how much I learned

Reddit I need your help. In my kitchen I have the usual junk drawer, obviously it’s full of keys from locks I will never need to open again, screwdrivers, random clips, cable ties, IKEA components from furniture I no longer own, and of course some coins which are long out of circulation. I have made my peace with the junk drawer. Then I have the cable drawer. I have tried a few ways to tame this relentless spaghetti monster and it inevitably turns back into Satan’s pubes the second I walk away. (I have teenagers) What is the answer? A drawer insert with individual cubbies for each cable? (I have tried a cutlery drawer insert it didn’t help) Those little Velcro things? Kno...

Just read a nice article on safety and sharing with everyone: ❄️1. Charge all phones, power banks, tablets, and rechargeable lanterns. ❄️2. Fill vehicle gas tanks in case stations lose power. ❄️3. Get cash in small bills in case card systems go down. ❄️4. Pick up prescriptions and essential medications early. ❄️5. Download movies, books, and maps for offline use. ❄️6. Identify one warm room in the house to “camp out” if power fails. ❄️7. Locate water shut-off valve and breaker box now, not later. ❄️8. Set fridge and freezer to colder settings to hold temperature longer. WATER AND PIPE PROTECTION ❄️9. Drip faucets on exterior walls when temps ...

I need to clear my dad's house out by Wed of next week as the new owners take possession. We have several large items left in the house that are listed for sale for very little money and I'm willing to give most of it away. I called Habitat for Humanity ReStore and had everything ready for a pick-up but then the guy on the phone said it would be $450 or so due upon pick-up. That might be a last resort, but I'm getting pretty desperate to get this stuff cleared out. I don't think Goodwill is taking big leather sofas or antique hutches, but maybe? Anyhow, I'm appealing to the good folks of Reddit for ideas on how to clear the last of his stuff out. I will have a ...

So I posted [this suggestion](https://www.reddit.com/r/runescape/comments/2sb6y3/apparently_runelabs_doesnt_accept_images_isnt/?ref=share&ref_source=link) 11 years ago, and thought I'd drag it from its grave to share now that a Construction Rework is finally being committed to. I still more or less think the vision of it is solid, but some of them elements I’ve included for the sake of backwards compatibility is probably unnecessary. For example, I changed “Rooms” into “Catalogues” because I wanted to keep the through line of the skill 1:1, but now it probably just makes more sense that leveling will broadly increase your furniture limit. Originally I wanted to make su...

Where to start... I want a lot of stuff, but I don't live in a too big of a space, a studio. * I wanted to have an electric standing desk * But I also wanted a nice dinner table which I can use when not working The result is basically the following: * A 200x90cm tabletop from a hardware store (Karwei) bolted to an electric standing desk frame (MAIDeSITe) * Herman Miller Mirra desk chair * IKEA TROLLBERGET stools that can go up and down -> seemed like the perfect seat to accompany this desk/dining table, since it can move along with the table and it can also be a nice change to the desk chair * Logitech MX Master 3 * Keychron K2 * Samsung Odyssey G7 G75F 40" ultrawide ...

I **** the ocean. The whole reason I moved to the midwest was so that I could be as far away from it as possible. Now not only am I smack-dab in the center of an ocean, but an ocean that has never been touched by the light of day. I treat the ocean like that weird kid in school that barks at people: don’t look at it, don’t talk to it, stay as far away from it as possible, and they’ll leave you alone. But if we’re sticking to the weird kid analogy, none of those rules worked and now the weird kid is in my basement with all of their weird barking friends scratching at the door. I work from home and when I had enough cash saved up, I moved to the furthest point from any known ocean I ...

I have a leather hide-a-bed couch I have been calling around to charity organizations and churches seeing if their are donation processes so I can give it to someone in need within the community. I have been in touch with all the local thrift stores and some close churches in the st. James area. I’ve been shocked by the low acceptance rate of furniture donation acceptances in the area. If anyone knows of someone in need of the couch or a honest charity group that can give it to someone in need please pm me or mention the establishment in the comments. Thankyou

I'm having trouble with the 10 pieces of furniture quest. I tried placing furniture in front of and behind Scrooge's store. I've also tried to play foliage, but it isn't working!