Looks from the New HAY X Ikea Collection
Danish design darlings HAY collaborate with IKEA for YPPERLING collection
YPPERLIG is a new collaboration between IKEA and HAY, blending Scandinavian design traditions. The Swedish furniture giant and Danish design shop have come together to create a product line that is not only straightforward and modern but also highly functional. With a focus on minimalist aesthetics and versatile pieces, YPPERLIG aims to bring contemporary design to everyday living, offering both style and practicality.
Sleek on Fleek
Leave it to HAY to bring us a sleeper sofa with the proportions of a 1930s cigarette. Soft grey fabric and a deep seat ensure maximum comfort for overnight guests, while barely-there legs stay true to modern Nordic tastes.
Good Reflections
These IKEA mirrors designed by HAY come in three different shapes and colours that work well on their own or styled in a group. The best part? They are suitable for use in bathrooms. Full steam ahead!
Coffee, Please
We like our coffee like we like our coffee tables: black. And we LOVE how the black powder-coated steel tabletop pops against four delicate, solid birch legs. Classic Scandi drama.
Stackable Beauty
These moulded-plastic chairs, part of the YPPERLIG collection, can be stacked in a corner when not in use — but honestly, we can’t think of an occasion when we wouldn’t want to sit in these indoor/outdoor chairs. Gather them around the table in a mix of on-trend forest green and crisp white.
Shopper Chic
We finally have an incontrovertible reason to horde Ikea bags in our closet — these tastefully redesigned shoppers in a range of right-on-the-money contemporary colours. Likely the biggest collector’s item from the entire collection.
Put a Vase On It
These block-painted, colourful vases have the appeal of the handmade ceramics we’ve been eyeing on Instagram, only with a more appealing price tag. An easy way to inject colour into your space.
If you like to know more about the IKEA YPPERLIG collection by Danish company HAY follow the link.