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7 IKEA Items from Designers' Projects
We always go to IKEA when we want to decorate a cheap yet stylish and cozy interior. Designers are no exception — in many of their projects, they use familiar IKEA items.
HEMNES Sofa
Designers from TaupeHome didn't hesitate to combine items from expensive European brands with IKEA products in one project. For example, a light bedroom was perfectly suited with the HEMNES bed with storage drawers.
In Irina Lavrentieva's office, the designer placed such a sofa, first painting it bright blue to match the Gzhel style. She added decorative cushions — and thus created a comfortable sofa.
Design: Irina LavrentievaGeometrium's Shelves
Designers from Geometrium successfully integrated two wardrobes into a child's room. First, the wardrobes nearly blended in with the walls by color. Second, it created a spatial division between the sleeping and play zones.
Design: GeometriumIn another project, they approached the task differently: they bought the wardrobe from IKEA but had the doors custom-made in blue to match the kitchen cabinetry and hallway.
Design: GeometriumKitchen Fronts BUDBIN
Designer Anna Sukhaya selected furniture for her apartment according to the principle of 'price-quality'. The gray matte fronts from IKEA were just right for the kitchen — they are moisture-resistant and easy to maintain.
Design: Anna SukhayaFor a Scandinavian kitchen, they also chose white fronts. Designer Julia Kalemie brightened them with a vibrant apron so that the light doors wouldn't blend into the white wall.
Design: Julia KalemieHEMNES Sideboard
The owner of this apartment didn't want to clutter the hallway with wardrobes, and the budget was limited. Therefore, designers Irina Petrova and Olga Vasileva chose a minimalist white sideboard — it fit perfectly.
Design: Irina Petrova and Olga VasilevaJulia Veselova brought the IKEA sideboard from her old apartment. To fit it into the new interior, the designer repainted the sideboard and even updated the cabinet handles.
Design: Julia VeselovaStockholm Mirror
People love IKEA items for their simplicity and minimalism. Designer Anna Clark didn't overdo the minimalist hallway and decorated it with just one wooden-frame mirror.
Design: Anna ClarkIn Julia Chernova's project, this mirror perfectly fit into an eco-style bathroom interior. Conveniently, the lower part of the frame can be used as a shelf.
Design: Julia ChernovaSTRANDMON Chair
In one of her bedroom projects, designer Julia Shadrina chose a cozy gray chair with a headrest.
Design: Julia ShadrinaDesigners Ekaterina Belyakova and Olga Karayani decided to 'brighten up' a vibrant Scandinavian interior using the same chair.
Design: Belyakova & KarayaniHEMNES Cabinet
Decorator Oksana Panteleeva placed two HEMNES cabinets in her bedroom, painted gray — to match the headboard color.
Design: Oksana PanteleevaAnother successful example of repainting — a bright red HEMNES cabinet in the apartment of designer Pavel Gerasimov.
Design: Pavel GerasimovDesigner Julia Kalemie didn't change the original design and placed the cabinet in the hallway. It's convenient for storing keys and small items.
Design: Julia KalemieOn the cover: Pavel Gerasimov's design project.
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