Article no 503.356.18
Among all the new activities we started using our homes for lately, our hobbies had to be fit inside as well. The research shows that 39% of people in Estonia now would like to create or improve a space at home, where they could pursue their interests. This is why our interior designer is here to share some ideas on how to set up one without significant cost and effort.
A whole separate room to do laundry, to iron, and to store all the spare clothing... sounds like a dream? It may be true but a room like that can have its challenges. This room here has a sloping ceiling, a complex floor plan, and deep nooks where things just disappear. Yet, this laundry room has potential and there are in fact many ways to improve it. And IKEA is up for the challenge to make this place spick and span.
Apartments, summer houses, balconies, and terraces... but never a garage! This time, our interior designer is faced with the challenge of converting an old garage built in 1931 into a modern space for all kinds of activities of technical nature. The owner of the garage is a passionate high-wheel bicycle builder and needs space for many different tools and gadgets for this hobby. He wishes to keep all his equipment but to have it better organised.
Welcome into a one-bedroom apartment set up for a tight, urban-dwelling family unit. While it may have a tiny footprint, activities are packed into every corner of this home, making it a place to learn and grow together – all on a budget.
Article no 503.356.18
| Depth: | 9,5 cm |
| Height: | 6 cm |
| Package quantity: | 2 pack |
| Length: | 11 cm |
| Width: | 6 cm |
| Height: | 2 cm |
| Weight Gross: | 0,04 kg |
| Weight Net: | 0,04 kg |
| Volume per package: | 0,1 l |
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