A new fashion season seems to be another chance for Spanish luxury brand Balenciaga to get the world talking. At this point, this writer thinks the creative brains behind the fashion house are just kicking back with a bag of chips and laughing at our responses. Speaking of chips, scroll down to check out their latest… wallet...
Ikea's home deliveries will be made by electric vehicles by 2025 as part of a target at the world's No.1 furniture brand to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the next eight years, CEO Jesper Brodin said on Monday (Oct 3). In an interview at the Reuters IMPACT conference, Brodin said some cities were already fully...
Twitter/oaksandcompany What's something that can cause more panic than a pandemic or the Evergrande crisis? A blue plushie shark from Ikea called Blahaj. Over the past few days, the internet has gone haywire over news that the popular toy will be discontinued next year and Chinese microblogging platform Weibo has been stormed with distressed comments. However, Singaporean fans don't have to worry...
If you didn’t know already, Ikea is the biggest home furniture retailer in the world. Its revenue in 2020 was $44 billion dollars, and it’s in 52 countries employing 217,000 people. We all love Ikea for its affordable pieces, timeless designs and to a certain extent – the shopping experience. In fact, it’s so popular that even in...
Where’s one place you can (window) shop for all your dream homeware whilst also be able to enjoy an array of delicious food? Yes, IKEA is the only place you can do so! With the launch of their new BYGGLEK collection soon, LEGO® lovers will definitely fall head over heels for it. Hold up, there’s...
Shop online and in-store to enjoy discounts for over 900 low priced products As Malaysians continue to spend more time at home, IKEA is making home count by lowering its prices even further for over 900 home furnishing products. Ranging from cushions to dressers, mattresses to sofas, and planting pots to kitchen utensils, the IKEA Sale...
IKEA has urged customers who own the Troligtvis travel mugs marked with “Made In India” to stop using them. A statement by an IKEA spokesperson said that the product contained “chemicals exceeding the prescribed limit”. Photo: Channel News Asia (CNA) via IKEA The mug was sold in IKEA between August and October last year and came in four...
