If you're working with an open space and need a way to divide it without building walls, IKEA's MITTZON system is a clever and attractive solution. Whether you're creating calm zones in a busy office or adding privacy to a shared living area, this rolling frame offers flexibility, greenery and functionality in one.
Unlike bulky partitions, MITTZON is designed to roll. Its smooth wheels make it easy to move as needed, which makes it perfect for co-working spaces, hybrid offices or creative studios. It measures 85 cm wide, 205 cm high and 50 cm deep, making it large enough to define a space but slim enough to stay out of the way.
You can use it as
a mobile green wall
a divider between desks
a decorative lounge backdrop
or simply as a flexible shelving system
Each MITTZON unit can be customized with add-ons like deep white containers (80×14 cm) and flat shelves (80×4 cm). These are perfect for storing plants, books or workplace essentials. The frame holds up to four containers and one shelf, but you can mix and match depending on your setup.
In the photos below, MITTZON is shown in two completely different contexts:
Behind a neutral lounge area with soft seating and a jute rug
Between two sit-stand desks in a modern and active workspace
All images were taken by Mauritz during a visit to the IKEA Waltersdorf store in Berlin.
The clean white frame blends effortlessly into most interior styles. Whether you're working with minimalistic, Scandinavian or biophilic design, MITTZON adds structure without feeling heavy or intrusive. Its vertical design also helps draw the eye upward, giving the illusion of more space and height.
MITTZON doesn't require any tools, drilling or wall attachments. It ships flat-packed like most IKEA furniture and is simple to assemble. Once built, it's easy to move and reposition as your needs change. This makes it a great option for renters, creative professionals or office managers looking for temporary solutions.
MITTZON is not just a piece of furniture. It's a mobile tool for better zoning, greener environments and flexible layouts that grow with your space.
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