Museum ikea älmhult

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A museum for anyone curious about The Story of IKEA and life at home for the many people. Visit on site in Älmhult, Sweden, or explore online.

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IKEA Museum puts Älmhult on the map with new collection. As a homage to its roots in Älmhult, Småland, IKEA Museum is launching a new collection focusing on the postcode 36 – the location of the first-ever IKEA store, and now the IKEA Museum. The new collection is being launched on 30 May and will be on sale at the IKEA Museum pop-up.

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Jan Was not sure what to expect but this Museum telling the Ikea story is really worth a visit. The museum is on a number of floors (lift and fully accessible) and tells the Ikea story from its beginning in to the present day. It is absolutely fascinating and extremely well laid out.

Ikea museum online

IKEA Museum is for anyone who’s curious about IKEA. IKEA Museum is housed in the very first IKEA store that opened in Älmhult, Sweden Through exhibitions and events, we share the history and vision of IKEA, looking towards the future of life at home and design. Click here to visit IKEA Museum Almhult online to plan your visit or view.

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IKEA Museum in Älmhult. In the deep south of Småland, the IKEA Museum in the central town of the municipality of Älmhult tells the story of the Swedish global corporation in a very vivid and interesting way. No other location would have been more suitable for the IKEA Museum, which opens in , than the building in Älmhult in Småland.

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On 16 September, IKEA Museum in Älmhult, Sweden, launches IKEA Museum Digital. The new digital platform will be the most extensive online source of knowledge and facts about the Swedish home furnishing brand. The platform opens the door to the vast and vibrant history of IKEA.

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The new collection is being launched on 30 May and will be on sale at the IKEA Museum pop-up shop at Magasin during the H22 City Expo in Helsingborg, and at IKEA Museum in Älmhult. “There is a long tradition in popular culture of linking identity to roots by referencing the post code. It can be seen in everything from hip-hop songs to TV.