80th-Anniversary: Ikea Unveils Retro-Inspired Furniture Collection from the 1960s and ’70s

Ikea’s much-anticipated third collection, slated for a January 2024 debut as part of its 80th-anniversary festivities, takes a nostalgic plunge into the vibrant designs of the 1960s and ’70s. The upcoming Nytillverkad release promises to revive iconic pieces that encapsulate the spirit of those dynamic decades, offering a blend of classic charm and contemporary elegance. From the Baggboda side table inspired by Karin Mobring’s Cromi design to the reinvention of Gillis Lundgren’s Mila and Puck armchairs, Ikea’s latest collection is a testament to timeless design. Dive into the allure of retro aesthetics with this carefully curated selection, seamlessly blending nostalgia with modern elegance.

Ingvar Kamprad – Founder of Ikea

Adding another layer to its 80th-anniversary festivities, Ikea is set to unveil a third collection in January 2024. This upcoming release, part of the Nytillverkad series, pays homage to the designs of the 1960s and ’70s, capturing the essence of those vibrant decades through distinctive shapes, lively colors, and captivating textures. Stay tuned for a nostalgic journey when these iconic pieces hit stores.

IKEA reveals Nytillverkad collection
Nytillverkad collection of Ikea

Included in the upcoming collection is the Baggboda side table, drawing inspiration from the Cromi side table crafted by designer Karin Mobring. Mobring, a prolific designer at Ikea since 1964, has left an indelible mark with over 100 innovative products. The Baggboda table will be offered in white or light yellow, featuring a sleek chrome-plated frame. Explore this stylish piece and delve into Ikea’s timeless design legacy.

IKEA Nytillverkad Collection Part 3: Playful Designs from the 60s and 70s -  The Nordroom
Baggboda side table

Gillis Lundgren, an integral figure at Ikea since the mid-1950s, played a pivotal role alongside Ingvar Kamprad in shaping the company’s trajectory. Lundgren’s contributions spanned from crafting the Ikea logotype, creating captivating catalog covers, and photographing products to his role as a skilled furniture designer. In the upcoming collection, Ikea is revitalizing his iconic Mila armchair into the contemporary Dyvlinge swivel armchair and reimagining the 1969 Puck armchair as the newly named Sotenäs. Experience the essence of timeless design with these reinvented classics.

Explore the vibrant revival of 1960s and ’70s aesthetics in Ikea’s third installment of the Nytillverkad collection. The collection features nostalgic patterns making a triumphant return, showcased in the Streckfly cushion covers and Ängsfibbla pre-cut fabric. Additionally, the collection introduces the Skogstrundra vase, a creation by designer Ehlen Johansson, adding a touch of timeless elegance to your living spaces. Immerse yourself in the allure of retro design with these captivating pieces.

IKEA Nytillverkad Collection Part 3: Playful Designs from the 60s and 70s -  The Nordroom
IKEA Nytillverkad Collection

In response to a rising demand for specific Ikea products that have gained favor among collectors, a decision was made to reintroduce a selection of design icons, noted Johan Ejdemo, the global designer manager. The revival of these products is perceived as embodying the essence of democratic design.

Source: Joanne Friedrick, Furnituretoday.com.

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