Art collecting is no longer out of reach: IKEA teams up with 7 artists to create the KONSTRUNDA series!
Which one do you want to collect the most?
Summary
- IKEA is launching the new KONSTRUNDA art-inspired home collection, bringing art collecting into everyday life in a more accessible way.
- The collection brings together 7 artists and designers from different countries and creative backgrounds to create 22 pieces.
- It includes decorative objects, textiles, small furniture and home accessories, combining an artistic feel with practical function.
- KONSTRUNDA is scheduled to launch in IKEA stores and online starting September 2026.
Who says art only belongs in galleries? IKEA is launching its new KONSTRUNDA art and home collection, bringing together 7 artists and designers from different countries and creative backgrounds to create 22 affordably priced pieces, from decorative objects and textiles to small furniture. The collection is set to launch in IKEA stores and online starting in September 2026, making it possible for more people to bring art home.
7 artists redefine “art for the home”
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Guided by the themes of “liberation, joy, and fearlessness,” KONSTRUNDA invited Andu Masebo, Lisa Hilland, Igor Holtermann, Ingrid Leander Berg, Emanuele Stamuli, Lisa Reiser, and Akanksha Deo to use the materials and creative languages they know best to rethink “What is art?” and how art can connect with everyday life.
They look like gallery pieces, yet they’re made to be used
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Many of the collection’s pieces look, at first glance, as though they have been brought home from a gallery. Lisa Reiser uses glossy lacquered glass to create sleek, futuristic objects, while Andu Masebo uses tubular steel, lacquered pine, and mirrored stainless steel to create side tables, stools, and donut-shaped containers. The bold silhouettes and materials lend everyday furniture a sculptural quality while retaining its practical function.
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Making art collecting more accessible
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What makes KONSTRUNDA so interesting is the way it blurs the line between artworks and everyday objects. Through IKEA’s expertise in mass production, the creators’ highly personal, experimental works can enter more homes, making art no longer something that needs to be explained or admired from afar, but part of everyday life that can truly be touched, used, and felt.
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