Ever wish you could live inside an Ikea store? Now, in a roundabout way, you can.
The Swedish company has partnered with an architectural firm to bring customers miniature Ikea wonderlands
Wednesday’s links talk rich lawmakers and the beginnings of beautiful relationships.
The land of Swedish meatballs, color-coded spoons and squishy stuffed animals is now complete with a hubby-daycare center, complete with a buzzer reminding spouses to pick them up on your way out.
Citing a changing climate in the reading world, the furniture authorities are putting a new spin on the old bookshelf – by redesigning it to store anything but books.
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery. But Ikea is surely not so happy with China’s 11 Furniture store, which replicates the Swedish original with surprising attention to detail.
Today’s links cater to your homemaking needs.
Congrats, you made it through the work week!
It’s no revelation that IKEA drives you crazy, but now a scientist from University College London has worked out just how and why they do it.
Have a case of the Tuesdays? Cheer up with links about The Simpsons and Scrabble.
