For 84 years, IKEA has been the port of call for household essentials, for everyone from parents setting up Big Kid beds to uni students kitting out their first Spartan sharehouse.

In a groovy nod to the past, IKEA has just announced the much-anticipated re-release of their iconic retro range, the Nytillverkad collection, showcasing some of the most beloved pieces from their impressive 80-year portfolio. The revival taps into the nostalgia of loyal customers while introducing a new generation to the timeless designs that have defined the IKEA brand.

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One standout piece making a triumphant return is the Klippan sofa, a classic since its introduction in the 1980s. Loved for its clean lines and compact design, the Klippan has long been a favourite for those seeking a perfect blend of style and functionality. With a modern update to its fabric options, this reimagined Klippan promises to capture the hearts of both vintage enthusiasts and contemporary trendsetters alike.

Another gem in the Retro Range is the Dyvlinge chair, a true symbol of comfort and elegance. Originally introduced in the 1970s, the Dyvlinge has undergone a subtle makeover to ensure it seamlessly fits into today’s interiors while retaining its distinctive curved frame and cosy upholstery. This re-release invites customers to experience the enduring allure of Scandinavian design at its finest.

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Adding a touch of nostalgia to any space, the cylinder candle holders are back, in a huge range of solid colours from lipstick red to the very 80s monochrome white and red.

As IKEA opens its doors to the past, the retro range promises not only a trip down memory lane but also a chance to create new memories with these enduring designs. Whether you’re a fan of the classics or a newcomer to the world of IKEA, the retro range invites everyone to embrace the beauty of timeless furniture.

Shop the IKEA Nytillverkad range at the IKEA website now; ikea.com/au

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