Our shop reflects the world of IKEA through a wide variety of unique and carefully curated products. There is something here for everyone, whether you’re looking for an unusual gift or a nostalgic keepsake, some handy stationery or a cool souvenir. We look forward to welcoming you in Älmhult.
Designed by Jonas Kamprad and Ingvar Kamprad in 2004, the stool has strong ties to both Småland and the IKEA story. Its distinctive design fits naturally into any home and is available in red, black, white, and natural wood finishes.
“For this piece, which is actually the first one I’ve created myself, I was inspired by my very first job, milking the cows on the family farm.”
– Ingvar Kamprad
Ingvar Kamprad never minced his words. Now you can bring some of his most famous and thought-provoking quotes home with you on a pin, a T-shirt or a fridge magnet to spice up your kitchen.
With its captivating pattern by designer Agneta Svensk, STOCKHOLM Cucurbita from 1996 features on a number of different products, from textiles and trays to notepads. The collection for IKEA Museum was produced in connection with the Uptown for all! exhibition.
Celebrate the power of positive emotions with our FAMNIG collection for all ages! Featuring t-shirts, colorful notepads, cards and sweet treats.
Bold, bright, and beautiful design – that’s what signifies the iconic Swedish design collective 10-gruppen. After a long line of IKEA collaborations, the time has come to join hands with IKEA Museum. Together with co-founders Tom Hedqvist and Ingela Håkansson Lamm, we have developed a brand new, fun-loving and colourful collection. Enjoy browsing through it!
RANDIG BANAN a pattern from 1985 was created by Inez Svensson, one of the Ten Swedish Designers in the 10-gruppen collective. In connection with the exhibition Magical Patterns we got the opportunity to release a collection of RANDIG BANAN in our museum shop. Welcome to explore!
Explore our latest glass collection. Each piece is hand-blown and made from 50% recycled glass. Use a jug to serve food and drinks, enjoy water from a carafe, or display flowers in a vase.
As a tribute to the heart of IKEA and our roots in the forests of Småland, we have launched a collection with the post code 343 36 – the location of the first ever IKEA store, and now IKEA Museum.
Available in grey, black, or yellow, our soft blankets are not only cozy but also add a touch of color and style to your child’s room. Whether they’re used for storytime, snuggling up on the couch, or as a decorative touch, our woolen blankets are sure to become a family favorite. Psst, we also offer an adult size blanket in black.
This white table/stool from the IKEA PS collection, designed by Tomas Eriksson, is a stylish and versatile piece of furniture that fits well in both small and large rooms.
With its compact size and a height of 46 cm, it’s perfect as a side surface next to the sofa, bed, or in the hallway.
Bring a touch of nostalgia with our IKEA PS VÅLLÖ miniature watering can. A must-have for plant lovers, this charming version of the iconic design is both functional and decorative. Display it proudly in your home to add a touch of IKEA charm to your space.
The IKEA PS table and wall clock is today featured in the National Museum’s permanent collection as an example of Swedish design. The IKEA PS clock was part of a design project initiated by IKEA in the early 1990s and was sold at IKEA until 2005. It is now available to purchase in our shop, and also in a mini version! Choose from orange, blue, green, pink, yellow, or white.
Find something unique for your home among our range of textiles, kitchenware and other home furnishing products, available exclusively in limited editions in the IKEA Museum shop. Furthermore, our book section is a must for anyone curious about the story of IKEA and life at home. Visit the children’s section to find books for toddlers and young readers, school backpacks as well as pens, crayons and other products for aspiring creatives.
