A woman is holding a large white LOKALT pillow with a black and grey decorative illustration over her head.

Collections and global products created so far through social businesses

The result of IKEA partnering with social businesses has always been a selection of affordable limited edition collections and products. These collections and products are key in keeping the IKEA offer exciting and unique. And with global products available throughout the year, items from a social business are always accessible at IKEA.

2021

For LOKALT we combine local up-and-coming designers with experienced local artisans from Jordan, Thailand and India to create a collection that focuses on socialising and celebrating. The collection is based on materials such as jute, banana fibres, cotton and stoneware.

The hands of a young artisan woman doing embroidery on a white piece of fabric with sketched outlines.

Two lush, green plants in BOTANISK terracotta plant pots in different sizes with jute rope hanging in front of a window.

Three cushions with pale pink and green hand-embroidered cushion covers with tassels lying on top of a bench next to a bed.

A rattan chair and a cushion with a white TILLTALANDE cushion cover with beige and brown hand-embroidered camels and palms.

2020

BOTANISK was a handmade collection made up of plant pots, baskets, paper pot maker, plant pot cover, tool bag – based on natural materials like banana fibre, jute, and cotton.

2020

Hand embroidered cushion covers MOAKAJSA and KLARAFINA use two different techniques. These global products are made in collaboration with Rangsutra in India, and are designed by Akanksha Deo.

2020

This hand-embroidered cushion cover from the TILLTALANDE collection, was made in collaboration with Jordan River Foundation, who work to create long-term livelihoods for female artisans in Jordan.

A teepee-like tent in front of a sunny lake with a sofa, chairs for tables and products from the ANNANSTANS collection.

A handmade, Scandinavian-style basket from the HANTVERK collection placed on a dark grey piece of rock.

2019

Together with designer Martin Bergström, ANNANSTANS was produced with artisans in India, Romania, Thailand and Jordan; and ranged from scarves and bags, to ceramic bowls, banana-fibre baskets and more.

2019

With HANTVERK, Scandinavian handicraft tradition was mixed with new inspiration from around the world. The outcome was baskets, ceramics, textiles and more made by artisans in Thailand, India, Jordan and Romania.

Three INNEHÅLLSRIK cushion covers in different shades of denim blue with white lines forming different graphic patterns.

2018

The INNEHÅLLSRIK collection was made from natural materials and showcases traditional handicraft, including banana fibre baskets, handwoven and hand embroidered blankets, towels and cushion covers. The collection was developed together with skilled a

A stool and three stacked cushions with hand-woven EFTERTANKE cushion covers and four black and white handmade paper boxes.

Two HEMJORD hand-woven bags and several hand-woven trays leaning against a wall, all in renewable, natural banana fibre.

A cushion with a white TILLTALANDE cushion cover with a hand-embroidered, golden yellow cactus with red flowers.

A Ugandan farmer’s hand holding a rectangular, pink PÅTÅR coffee package next to the berries and leaves of a coffee plant.

2017

EFTERTANKE included hand woven textiles, hand-formed and finished pottery, and handmade paper products.

2017

HEMGJORD included hand embroidered and finished cushion covers, chair pads, table runners and hand-woven bags and pouffes in renewable banana fibre.

2017

TILLTALANDE was a collection of precious, hand-crafted textiles made in collaboration with Jordan River Foundation and women artisans, both Jordanian locals and refugees.

2017

For the production of the UTZ/Rainforest Alliance certified, single-origin PÅTÅR coffee, IKEA partnered with Ahlod Kawacom and their network of small farm holders in Uganda. The coffee is sold in IKEA stores globally.

A large, dark brown FULLVIKTIG ceramic plate and three brown and grey ceramic ladles placed on a tiled floor with a graphic pattern.

Two KRYDDAD laundry bags, one tall and one low and wide, made from renewable banana fibre and white and black fabric.

2016

The FULLVIKTIG collection of woven textiles, pottery and handmade paper products was co-created by artisans in Thailand, using traditional handicraft techniques and local materials.

2016

The KRYDDAD collection, produced by artisans in India, focused on hand embroidered products such as cushion covers, chair pads and table runners; as well as woven products made from natural banana fibre.

A rattan bench, cushions in various sizes and handmade HEMTRAKT cushion covers with blue floral patterns, and a tea kettle.

Some cushions in different sizes with hand-embroidered KRYDDGLAD cushion covers in orange, white, black and blue.

Hand-embroidered STADIGT cushions in different sizes, colours and materials, like fabric and hand-woven banana fibre.

Ceramic VÄLBALANS plates, mugs, bowls and tea pot in different shades of turquoise and green, glasses and cutlery on a table.

2015

HEMTRAKT included textile products such as hand embroidered accessory bags, cushion covers, table runners and napkins, as well as products made of renewable banana fibre.

2015

The KRYDDGLAD limited edition collection included hand-woven banana fibre baskets, storageboxes, place mats and pouffes as well as handembroidered cushion covers, tablecloths, table runners and makeup bags.

2015

The STADIGT collection included hand-embroidered cushion covers and throws, hand-woven pouffes, cushions and storage boxes and baskets in natural banana fibres.

2015

Made with artisans from Doi Tung in Thailand, the VÄLBALANS collection included hand-formed ceramics and hand-woven textile. It also offered handmade paper products such as gift-boxes, notebooks and notecards.

Several handmade INVERKAN ceramic vases with slightly irregular shapes and a lilac glaze standing close together.

A wooden armchair and three cushions with hand-embroidered blue and beige MÅNGSIDIG cushion covers, a wooden table and a cup.

2014

The INVERKAN collection offered pottery and textile pieces that include teacups, serving plates, bowls, candle holders, vases and hand-woven and hand-finished textile cushion covers and throws.

2014

Made with social entrepreneurs Rangsutra, India, the handmade MÅNGSIDIG collection included hand-embroidered cushion covers and baskets, seating cushions and pouffes in sustainable natural fibres.

Three handmade, cylindrical ceramic BEDRIVA vases, plates and a bowl, all with glazes in different white and blue tonalities.

Two cushions with hand-embroidered cushion covers with zebra patterns on a wooden floor, leaning against a green chair.

Mango fruit in a handmade, dark brown ceramic bowl and a vase, both from the VERKAN collection, standing on a piece of wood.

2013

BEDRIVA was the very first IKEA social entrepreneur limited edition collection, made with local artisans from Doi Tung in northern Thailand. It offered handmade dinnerware and vases as well as hand-woven textiles.

2013

UPPTAGEN, FNITTRA and LYKTRANKA featured hand-embroidered textiles and baskets in natural fibres. The collection was created in collaboration with Industree Producer Transform and Swaayam Kala in India.

2013

VERKAN featured handmade products such as plates, bowls, vases, throws and cushion covers. The collection was made with local artisans from Doi Tung in northern Thailand.