A white living room with light wood and light coloured furniture on a green patterned rug. A white living room with light wood and light coloured furniture on a green patterned rug.

Future collectables, designed for today

STOCKHOLM 2025 

The STOCKHOLM collection celebrates 40 years of craftsmanship and timeless Scandinavian design. Continuing the STOCKHOLM tradition, this collection reflects style and quality you can see, feel and love, at an affordable price. A collection today. Collectables tomorrow.

In 1985, IKEA launched a collection of elegant, classic furniture with a timeless design. Its name was STOCKHOLM. Over four decades the collection has evolved through eight distinct editions, while always staying true to its roots. Created by designers Paulin Machado, Nike Karlsson and Ola Wihlborg and led by Creative Leader Karin Gustavsson, STOCKHOLM 2025 is no exception.

A STOCKHOLM dining table and chairs placed in the bay window area of an open-plan living and dining room.
A dark oak veneer STOCKHOLM shelving unit filled with vases and ornaments, with rattan chairs in the foreground.

Materials take centre stage: Combining handmade techniques such as handwoven rugs and mouth-blown glass with natural materials like pine, oak, leather and rattan, the result is a collection that was created to age beautifully.

A pine STOCKHOLM daybed with an orange throw placed in a bay window, with large windows and decorations on the windowsill.
A white living room with a dark brown sofa and dark storage unit in the background.

The 96-piece collection is the biggest STOCKHOLM edition yet, offering a wide collection of items for across the home, from furniture and textiles to lighting and accessories. While earlier collections focused on cohesive palettes and matching pieces, the latest STOCKHOLM collection embraces bold combinations and a greater variety of materials and colours.

An aerial view of grey sofas, a matching footstool and a glass-topped coffee table from the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection.
The corner of a dining room with a light wood table with tableware and wood and leather chairs.
A close-up of dark and neutral coloured plates with food, next to forks and a glass.
Glasses filled with water on a brass-coloured tray sit on a table, with a carafe in the background.

The STOCKHOLM collection was created with everyday modern living in mind. An ‘only for special occasions’ mentality gives way to joyful informality, with beautiful mix-and-matchable stoneware plates and mouth-blown carafes and glasses that celebrate every day.

“People want to mix and match and create a much more personalised space. Long gone are the perfectly matching sets of furniture. And this collection plays to that, it is cohesive, but things stand out on their own and create personality.” 

Karin Gustavsson, Creative Leader

  • A shelving unit with glassware stands next to a tall lamp and behind a brown velvet sofa in a room.
    A round table with glassware on top and objects below, in a room.
  • A wood storage unit with a vase, glassware and a painting on top.
    A wood storage unit with a vase and lamp, next to a red bent wood chair, from the STOCKHOLM collection.
A dining room setting showing dining room furniture, lighting and tableware from the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection.

Nature is everywhere. Even Sweden’s buzzing capital boasts forests and the small, lush islands of Stockholm’s famous archipelago. So, when it came to creating a collection that would reflect its namesake, the designers put on their hiking shoes and set off.

Deep chocolate brown, rich greens and stark black and white reflect rainy autumn days and snow-covered winter, in contrast to blues and the rich ochre yellow of spring flowers and long, bright summer days.

A armchair in rattan is standing on a black and white carpet, with green plant and coffee table next to it with a large painting in the back.

”You’d think a collection called STOCKHOLM would just have a big city feeling. But we went outside the city, to the nature and islands around it. That shift was inspiring.”

Nike Karlsson, Designer

  • A round, upholstered chair from the collection stands on a wood floor next to a plant and floral table lamp.
    A black organic shaped vase with green branches sits on a rattan storage unit.
  • A living room with large windows in the background and two sofas facing each other in the foreground.
  • Close-up of a green patterned rug and a black and white floral patterned footstool from the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection.
    A light coloured sofa with cushions and a yellow lamp, in a room against a window and floral curtain background.
  • A shelving unit from the collection, filled with books and ornaments, next to a light wood chair.
    A botanical print textile lamp sits on a bright green storage unit.

“Nature is the best designer – every colour matches beautifully in the natural world.”

Paulin Machado, Designer

A white living room with tall windows, with a blue sofa and light wood furniture from the STOCKHOLM collection.

Changes in how we live at home are reflected in the collection. For example, Ola Wihlborg’s modular sofa allows for multiple configurations for different spaces. And tables and chairs come in flatpack packaging for convenience, with legs that click securely into place without the need for tools, thanks to our patented wedge dowel fitting. 

An aerial view of a blue sofa on a rug with a black and white patterned with round tables.

“I wanted to create a sofa that stays looking the same even after you stand up sitting in it - truly comfortable without extra pillows or details. We focused on a soft shape with supportive pocket springs and high-resilience foam to hold its shape and comfort over time.”

Ola Wihlborg, Designer

  • A white living room setting with light wood furniture on a black and white rug.
    A bright green storage unit with vases on top, behind the top of a blue velvet sofa.
  • A blue velvet STOCKHOLM sofa and footstool in a white living room on a black and white rug.
  • Beautiful coloured organic glassware on a light wood bench from the STOCKHOLM collection.
    A close-up of the corner of the STOCKHOLM bench/shelving unit.
Beautiful handmade coloured glassware on the STOCKHOLM shelving unit/bench.
A blue glass dish filled with small orange fruit.
A mirror and rattan cabinet against the wall in a white room.
A close-up of a brown vase with a pretty pink flower.
A wood tray filled with objects on the light wood bench from the STOCKHOLM collection.

”We wanted this collection to feel like a home that’s been collected over time, even if you buy all the pieces at once. Despite being created by three designers, our shared vision allows the pieces to complement each other beautifully.”

Nike Karlsson , Designer

A living room filled with furniture from the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection, dominated by two yellow sofas and a footstool.

Lighting makes a statement, with plain and patterned table lamps with texture and retro style glass chandeliers inspired by the famous Murano chandeliers. They even come with a pair of white gloves for installing – how fancy is that?

A dark wood side table next to an ochre yellow velvet sofa and footstool in the living room.
Brass-coloured accessories are coordinated on light wood trays and side tables.

“We wanted a large metal and glass lighting solution that reminds people of traditional chandeliers with a retro, international classic style. Inspired by Murano chandeliers, we focused on achieving a beautiful lighting expression using glass as the main material."

Nike Karlsson , Designer

An oak veneer STOCKHOLM 2025 glass-door cabinet holding glassware, in front of a large window with a leafy outlook.

Mouth-blown glass vases are functional works of art. Since each piece is shaped by hand, no two pieces are exactly the same. Whether displayed as an object to be admired or used to hold a bouquet of blooms, a STOCKHOLM vase always draws the eye in for a closer look.

A yellow STOCKHOLM 2025 table lamp behind a brown STOCKHOLM 2025 vase with yellow flowers, beside a window.
  • A bright orange throw on the seat of a beige STOCKHOLM 2025 armchair below a window.
    Glasses filled with water on a brass-coloured tray sit on a table, with a carafe in the background.
  • A living area with a wine glass and tray atop a black pine veneer side table, next to a 2-seat sofa.
    The corner of an oak veneer STOCKHOLM 2025 glass-door cabinet holding glassware from the same collection.

Although conceptualised as a collection, each STOCKHOLM piece stands on its own – like the treasures in a home that have been collected over time. From statement lighting and storage that elevates everyday items, to sculptural dining chairs and oversized vases, each piece is ready to create your own STOCKHOLM style. Alternatively, mix and match with existing favourites to create a look that’s uniquely yours.

Welcome to STOCKHOLM!

Bring the beauty of STOCKHOLM into your home. Our new collection of timeless future classics is available now online and at your local IKEA store.