Democratic Design Days is the yearly global press event where we give a behind the scenes look into IKEA product development. This year it took place on June 4-5 in Älmhult, Sweden – the very heart of IKEA. During these days we shared new products, prototypes and announcements within fields such as design, art, sustainability, health, food, and more. Inside photos and sneak peaks are shared here to give a behind-the-scenes look at the event. Here are some images to give a behind-the-scenes look from the event.
For press releases and further images about the new initiatives, prototypes and collaborations, please visit this page.
A summary of what was shared during Democratic Design Days 2019:
- IKEA to explore pattern and colour with Zandra Rhodes
- IKEA to use ocean plastic in new products
- IKEA aims to use only recycled polyester in textile products by 2020
- IKEA contributes to reducing air pollution with FÖRÄNDRING, a collection based on rice straw
- IKEA and World Surf League riding a wave of sustainability
- IKEA exploring future living for the many
- RÅVAROR collection – designed for urban small spaces and the mobile lifestyle
- IKEA and Ori team up to develop ROGNAN robotic furniture for small space living
- IKEA and Claus Meyer: A modern taste of Sweden meets New Nordic Cuisine
- IKEA ART EVENT - IKEA in search for the sweet spot between art and functional object
- SAMMANLÄNKAD : IKEA and Little Sun develop helpful solar gadgets for everyday use
- IKEA launches new family of dressers with updated stability features
- IKEA in collaboration with Greyhound Original Bangkok to explore small space living and multi-functionality
- OMTÄNKSAM - When you need a helping hand
- GÅTFULL – IKEA and Saint Heron to explore what matters in the disruptive home
- IKEA and LEGO Group to introduce BYGGLEK for more “yes” to play
- RÖRLIGHET - IKEA and adidas to facilitate better at-home workouts
- UPPKOPPLA – IKEA, UNYQ and Area Academy puts gamers need in focus
- IKEA and Tom Dixon to facilitate sustainable growing at home
- Spinning better textiles with wood pulp