Walking through the IKEA showroom is always a journey of discovery, and this particular bedroom setup immediately caught Mauritz's eye and lens. With deep navy blue walls, blush pink curtains, and gold accents, the space feels both luxurious and intimate, a perfect combination for anyone wanting to elevate their bedroom without breaking the bank.
The IDANÄS bed is layered with soft beige and navy bedding, complemented by floral pillows that add a playful touch. Above the headboard, the classic wall-mounted ÅRSTID reading lamps bring a timeless feel, making it a cozy spot for winding down with a book.
What stands out is the clever use of space. A compact HEMNES white desk paired with a neutral MULLFJÄLLET swivel chair creates an ideal work-from-home nook, tucked under the window framed by elegant curtains. The gold desk lamp adds both style and function, bringing warmth to the workspace. A matching white bookshelf offers smart storage, combining closed boxes at the bottom with open shelving for books, decor, and personal touches.
The SVANSELE gold mirror adds a final elegant touch, enhancing the room's sense of depth and light.
Even in a room of just 20.9 square meters, IKEA shows how thoughtful design and product selection can transform a small bedroom into a multifunctional, stylish retreat.
Creating a bedroom that feels both calm and functional often comes down to choosing the right storage. In this showroom, photographed by Mauritz Interior & Design at IKEA in Berlin, the classics MALM and EKET come together in a way that feels both elegant and practical.
Choosing the right door for your PAX wardrobe can be tricky, especially if you want to coordinate it with wall paint, flooring or other furniture.
When you step inside IKEA's wardrobe displays, one thing becomes clear: the PAX system is designed to give you structure and order. As you can see in this example, every shelf, drawer and rail has its place – making it easy to imagine how it would look in your own home.
The IKEA EKHOLMA sofa offers a relaxed and inviting look, perfect for anyone who wants a practical yet stylish seating solution. Shown here in the cover Hakebo dark grey, it has a versatile tone that blends seamlessly with both modern and traditional interiors. The fabric feels soft to the touch while still being durable enough for everyday use.
When space is limited, every detail matters. At IKEA Tempelhof in Berlin, Mauritz filmed a striking example of how a staircase can be combined with a kitchen to create both style and function.
Choosing between IKEA's BODBYN and STENSUND kitchen fronts can be surprisingly difficult. Both styles offer a timeless, traditional aesthetic with framed panel doors, soft colors, and matte finishes. But the differences in design detail, material, and overall feel can significantly impact the look and mood of your kitchen.