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The definite standout of the new collection is the $9.99 Västmärke wireless charger that looks like a red donut that's just missing frosting and sprinkles. It's made from silicone and its design allows you to wrap up and hide its built-in USB-C power cable. You can use it as a standalone wireless charger on your desk or bedside table, but since it's compatible with magnetic mounts including Apple's MagSafe and Google's Pixelsnap, this version of the Västmärke can double as a makeshift PopSocket to help you hold your phone in one hand.

Coined Rebel Pink, IKEA's newest color of the year is a hue that brings "a bold response to the need for joy, energy and self-expression," says Abbey Stark, home furnishing direction leader at IKEA U.S. The color is heavily featured in the new GREJSIMOJS collection, a set created by 12 designers that celebrates the importance of joy and play for both kids and adults.

IKEA's VINTERFINT cup is a sweet coffee mug that's perfect for hot chocolate but doesn't quite scream Christmas. Its subtle candy-cane-striped handle is a nod to the holidays, and sometimes that's all you need! And perhaps the best part about it is that it's only $5. The 12-ounce mug is meant to blend in with the rest of your collection yet offer a touch of seasonal magic.

When my now-husband and I first moved in together, we realized we needed to fill up our home with all the essentials, fast. And since we were decorating on a budget, our first stop was - you guessed it - IKEA. While you might not think of IKEA as " forever furniture," fast-forward seven years, and I'm happy to report that many of the pieces we purchased back then are still going strong.

If you have a kitchen full of clutter and out-of-date supplies, then it won't feel very exciting to make a meal for yourself - much less a big feast for your loved ones this upcoming holiday season. So, amidst all your gift and decor shopping, don't be afraid to treat yourself to something practical, like these new IKEA organizers that would be perfect for your kitchen counters.

an herb storage container and a canned and bottled beverage organizer. The herb container retails for $6.99; it's made of clear plastic and almost looks like an oversized pill capsule. It's designed to store delicate fresh herbs like mint and parsley to make them last longer. The plastic chamber detaches from the base and opens up. Simply place your herbs in there, stems facing down, and snap the pieces together.

When you're furnishing a small space, knowing where to save and where to spend is so important. IKEA is the perfect spot when you need something like a nightstand or a side table, and the chain's popular $25 GLADOM table is a customer favorite (with more than 3,000 reviews, it's rated 4.7 stars out of 5). So a brand-new color for IKEA's GLADOM table is a very welcome addition. Recently IKEA's website listed a new "bright orange" color for this table, and it's an exciting pop of color compared to the other offerings, like white, black, and gray-beige.

With an eye-catching hexagonal profile, small footprint, and removable lid for storage, the IKEA KJUGE Ottoman marries form and function at an unbelievable price point - just $12.99! And it comes in two easy-to-style shades: a neutral dark gray and a medium-toned blue. If you buy multiple pieces, like many shoppers have, you can arrange a few together to form a honeycomb pattern that fits your space and your storage needs, and adds visual interest to your room.

The BLOMPRAKT, which is a part of IKEA's smart home launch, is both a Bluetooth speaker and a lamp. It comes in a cool baby blue as well as beige and black, and is super easy to use. Simply turn it on and adjust the volume using the single knob located on the front of the lamp. Then, press and hold the button below to adjust the light's brightness.

Shopping for budget-friendly furniture that's also stylish and durable is a daunting task, but not impossible - as long as you know where to look. We're talking, of course, about IKEA. Although it's an obvious choice, IKEA is as popular as it is for a reason, and it should be at the top of your shopping list if you're looking to save on a larger furniture item that otherwise would be a huge investment.

It's your last chance to grab the SPIRAK shopping bag before they're phased out in stores, because IKEA is quietly discontinuing this fan-favorite tote. Constructed out of sustainably grown cotton, this shopping bag is actually my preferred tote during the warmer months when the FRATKA can feel sticky and heavy. The light taupe material and light blue-trimmed canvas handles are the perfect neutral accompaniment to all my grocery store and farmers market outfits,

The HALSREM Jewelry Box is a simple, slim-line storage piece measuring 13 inches long, 8 3/4 inches wide, and 2 1/4 inches high. Its main structure is crafted out of durable bamboo, accompanied by a felt lining to keep your jewelry pieces scuff-free and secure. The box itself is split into several compartments to store all kinds of items from necklaces and bracelets to rings.

Every piece of Ikea furniture seemingly falls under one rule: Follow the assembly instructions to a tee, no tweaks allowed. However, some cabinets from the famed furniture store are more flexible than you might assume. In an exclusive interview with House Digest, Sofia Clarke, a Media Relations Partner with Inter IKEA Group, revealed that it's surprisingly easy to replace the doors of the popular Sektion cabinets.

We independently select these products-if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. When you're looking to put your home on the market, making sure your kitchen ( or kitchenette) looks functional and clean is highly important. Buyers might be starry-eyed about the color of the cabinets or countertops, but they'll lose interest fast if the cabinets are awkwardly shaped and the counter space can barely handle making a meal for two.

As someone who lives in a small apartment, there are two main things I think about when looking for household items: Does it look good, and is it functional? I want the things in my space to be aesthetically pleasing (especially because they will stand out in my small space more prominently than they would in a bigger space), and I can't sacrifice an inch for something not functional.

As IKEA closes out summer with the launch of new fall blankets, cozy throw pillows, and pumpkin-shaped glassware, a fan-favorite storage product is quietly getting the axe. It's now your last chance to get IKEA's viral TRUMFISK jar -the covetable clear glass container that deserves a place in every room of your home - as the storage hero will be discontinued once the current stock sells out.

Many of us get lured into IKEA with a promise of flatpacks and Swedish meatballs and end up leaving with kitchenware we didn't know we needed. As it turns out, some of those items are better to avoid buying. All those model kitchen displays give you the illusion that, if you just have these accessories, your kitchen will be complete. And so the stacks of cheap kitchen goods beckon.

The CHOKLADHAJ Portable Organizer is a small wooden tabletop organizer measuring 8 1/4" high, 4 3/4" long, and 4 1/4" wide. Designed to hold kitchen items including spice jars, condiment bottles, cutlery, or napkins, it's a versatile piece that's spacious enough to hold your essentials or to use elsewhere in the home. The organizer is well-made (it's crafted out of pine wood), as well as practical with an easy-to-access handle for grabbing while setting a table or cooking a meal.