IKEA is bringing new seasonal products to some of its most beloved autumn collections. HÖSTAGILLE, KUSTFYR, and KÖSSEBÄR are back for fall 2025 – this time with updated designs, cozy details, and a festive touch just in time for the cooler months.
Originally launched in previous years, these collections continue to evolve with new items that reflect the changing season. The latest updates were announced by IKEA Norway in a press release.
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Whether you're planning a harvest feast, decorating for Halloween, or preserving the flavors of autumn, these collections combine Nordic charm with practical ideas for making the most of the season.
HÖSTAGILLE returns with soft-toned textiles, decorative paper pumpkins, candleholders, trays, garlands, and napkins that make autumn gatherings feel extra special. Highlights for 2025 include nature-inspired scented candles and festive details that bring warmth to any table setting.
The paper pumpkins are reusable – simply fold them flat and store them for next year.
KUSTFYR is IKEA's take on Halloween, mixing playfulness with Scandinavian simplicity. New products for 2025 include paper ghosts, lanterns, string lights, and a cat-themed doormat. There's also a Halloween-themed limited-edition FRAKTA bag, along with cozy pillows and throws in dark, moody tones.
It's an easy way to give your home a slightly spooky twist without overdoing it.
KÖSSEBÄR is all about making the most of autumn's fruits and berries. The updated collection includes jars, tools, labels, and gift bags – perfect for jam, dried fruit, or thoughtful seasonal gifts.
New for 2025 are a two-tier drying rack and a woven basket that are as decorative as they are useful.
These updated products are currently confirmed for the Norwegian market, but similar seasonal launches often appear across IKEA stores worldwide. Check your local IKEA or online store to see what's available in your region.
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