In 1970s, IKEA revolutionized the world of furniture design with its innovative and functional approach. The era saw a shift towards simplicity and minimalism, and IKEA capitalized on this trend with their iconic flat-pack furniture.
Their designs embodied the spirit of the times, featuring clean lines, geometric shapes, and muted earthy tones.
IKEA's furniture was not only aesthetically pleasing but affordable and accessible to the masses. The company's emphasis on user-friendly assembly allowed people to enjoy the satisfaction of constructing their own furniture.
As a result, IKEA became synonymous with modern home furnishing and cemented its position as a leader in the industry. The legacy of IKEA's furniture design from the 1970s continues to influence contemporary interior design, as the principles of simplicity, functionality, and affordability remain timeless and appealing.
FOLKE 1975 chair
TED 1977 table
RAPPEN 1978 chair
JÄRVI 1979 chair
SALMI 1979 chair
PELTO 1976
TED 1978 table legs
COX 1978 lounge chair
ILLO 1979 director chair
ALDO 1979 chair
TED 1977 chair
JIM 1978 chair
KRYSS Series 1979
KINNO 1979 chair