Ikea has dropped a brand-new homewares range

WATCH: Did you know Ikea are rolling out smaller stores across Australia? Watch the video below for more.

Ikea is the home of all things Scandi-cool and affordable, and there’s nothing better than checking out Ikea’s latest range of practical yet stylish homewares.

The February product drop at Ikea is all about living a conscious and mindful lifestyle, while bringing nature into the home with greenery. Natural colour palettes with fresh hues are contrasted with deep accent colours in the most recent range – and it’s perfect trans-seasonal styling.

There’s also a new limited collection coming to Ikea in February called BORSTAD. The range makes cleaning a little easier and a little more stylish and includes home accessories that bring rustic style and sustainable techniques to sort out your routine and your home.

Check out some of the gorgeous products below.

TJILLEVIPS basket range

A collection of sustainable handmade baskets woven from six different types of plant fibres: bamboo, rattan, seagrass, banana fibre, poplar and jute.

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BINGSTA armchair ($199)

Choose between low back and high back versions, and of two colours – a subdued and elegant grey or trendy shade of dark yellow.

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KORNSJÖ cabinet with mirror ($299)

This cabinet has plenty of storage options for bags, shoes and belongings that need hiding.

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KÄPPHÄST children’s textiles

Inspired by traditional patterns from Swedish mittens, this playful collection features whimsical patterns of bicycles, elephants, teddy bears and trains.

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BORSTAD hanging organiser for accessories ($16.99)

Perfect for creating more storage - when the only way is up!

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BORSTAD drying rack ($59)

The entire Borstad range makes everyday cleaning and organising essentials beautiful.

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BORSTAD hanger with hooks ($9.99)

An easy way to hang all those pesky wash cloths and towels.

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Laura Barry

Laura Barry is a writer, bookworm and interior design enthusiast with a love for reporting on all things homes, travel and lifestyle. When not tapping away at her keyboard, Laura can be found making endless cups of tea or perusing the shelves of Sydney’s many bookstores.

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WATCH: Did you know Ikea are rolling out smaller stores across Australia? Watch the video below for more.

TJILLEVIPS basket range

BINGSTA armchair ($199)

KORNSJÖ cabinet with mirror ($299)

KÄPPHÄST children’s textiles

BORSTAD hanging organiser for accessories ($16.99)

BORSTAD drying rack ($59)

BORSTAD hanger with hooks ($9.99)

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