Classic comeback

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Back to the future

Celebrating 80 years of furnishing the homes of the many people, the Nytillverkad collection welcomes the return of favourites from the IKEA archive.

Swedish for “newly manufactured” the Nytillverkad collection is a selection of products from the 1950s-1980s, reimagined in fresh new colours and new materials for a new generation of design lovers. The collection offers well-designed, timeless IKEA classics at an affordable price.

A page from the IKEA Catalogue in black and white from the 1950s showing the L?VET table.

A drawing of a table with a woodgrain pattern on the table top.

A cut-out image of a blue table with a red book and telephone on top.

A red book and telephone sit on a blue table, which stands on a red and pink chequerboard floor.

1956

L?VET

Table

Launched in 1956, the L?VET table has become an icon of 1950s IKEA design, not least for its part in history as an early example of IKEA flatpack furniture. Named after its leaflike silhouette, its design is evergreen.

2023

L?VBACKEN

Table

A testament to its success, this isn’t the first comeback for this iconic table. It was relaunched and renamed L?VBACKEN in 2013, then again in 2021. The future's bright fourth time around as it receives a makeover in three bold new colours.

A page from the 1980 IKEA Catalogue featuring the KLIPPAN sofa in stripes and a blue floral design.

A drawing of a round tray with a floral design.

A cut-out image of a round tray with a floral design.

A blue block has two cushions balanced on top and a tray leaning on it. Next to it is a blue circular rug and a table.

1980

BLADHULT

Fabric

Back in 1980, the KLIPPAN sofa made its IKEA Catalogue cover debut, dressed in a colourful print, designed by Swedish textile designer Sven Fristedt. Its bright palette expressed the more-is-more aesthetic of the 80s, while the soft, organic forms were characteristic of Scandinavian design.

2023

KRYPKORNELL

Fabric

Boldly revamped and teamed with Sven Fristedt’s LAGERMISPEL - a graphic collection in striking diagonal stripes - the KRYPKORNELL collection welcomes back Sven's lively designs into today's home in upbeat colour combinations.

A page from the 1973 IKEA Catalogue featuring stools and chairs in the styles of the time.

A black and white drawing of a stool with three cushions balanced on top.

A cut-out of an orange and wood stool with three cushions balanced on top.

An orange and wood stool with three cushions balanced on top stands on a green floor.

1973

JERRY

Stool

This stackable stool epitomises simplicity - a key element of our design DNA. Its steel tube legs are a feature of designer Karin Mobring’s trendsetting designs of the time.

2023

DOMSTEN

Stool

Fifty years on, with a new name and now in standout new colours, this low-priced functional favourite is back on its feet.

A black SMED coat stand stands in a hallway. There is a mirror wall and cupboards. The door is open.

A drawing of a coat stand with a hat and bag hanging from the hooks.

A cut-out of a yellow coat stand with a hat and bag hanging from the hooks.

A yellow coat stand sits in a corner. There is a hat and bag hanging from the hooks.

1978

SMED

Coat stand

Who says coat stands aren’t cool? Rutger Andersson’s distinctive stand made its debut in IKEA stores way back in 1978. The 1970s was a radical time for design and SMED was a hallmark of that vibe.

2023

BONDSK?RET

Coat stand

Its cactus-like silhouette now comes in yellow and lilac, as well as black. But it has received more than a mere makeover and name change. In its new guise, the materials have been updated for added strength. Also to the designer's delight, the legs now lock at an angle for improved and much appreciated stability.

A page from the 1980 IKEA Catalogue featuring lots of different candles and candle holders.

A drawing of three candle holders with candles.

A cutout of three candle holders in blue, green and lilac with candles.

A blue, a lilac and a green candle holder with candles stand on a blue surface, with a tray and snacks nearby.

1982

CYLINDER

Candle holders

Sibling design duo Knut and Marianne Hagberg collectively share 80 years of IKEA design knowledge, with thousands of IKEA products to their credit. The CYLINDER candle holder is straight out of the 80s; 1982 to be precise.

2023

TUVKORNELL

Candle holders

They're back and now they're even brighter. And like the best things, they now come in threes as a colourful set.

A page from the 1957 IKEA Catalogue, showing a selection of plant stands.

A sketch of a plant stand with a candlestick, books and a vase on top.

A cutout of a plant stand with a candlestick, books and a vase on top.

A green plant stand stands on a brown floor, next to a yellow sofa and in front of a pink wall.

1957

BALJA

Plant stand

Back in 1957 and priced at just 36 Swedish kronor (that’s around 3.50 euros) BALJA was one of the lowest-priced plant stands in the IKEA Catalogue.

2023

KULTURSKOG

Plant stand

Now in luscious light green as well as classic black, and with a verdant new name, KULTURSKOG shows off more than just your plants. It's also great for knick-knacks, books and magazines.

A new lease on life

The Nytillverkad collection is launching around the world from July 2023, but stock may be limited. If it is unavailable in your country, you'll instead be directed to explore more of the latest IKEA products at your local online store. Plus, look out for new additions to this exciting range of re-editions in the future!