IKEA Museum

The IKEA Museum is housed in a historic building and displays a broad collection of furniture designs, room settings, and product innovations spanning several decades. The museum spreads across multiple levels with interactive exhibitions that trace the development of products and design trends.

The building was originally the first IKEA store in 1958 before it was transformed into a museum in 2016. The collection was later expanded with exhibits from a former furniture museum in Stockholm, creating a comprehensive archive.

The museum shows how this furniture brand shaped Swedish home culture and spread Nordic design principles around the world. Visitors see the impact affordable furniture design had on how people furnish their homes.

The museum is easy to reach on foot and offers clear signage on all levels to make navigation simple. An on-site cafe serves Swedish specialties and other refreshments, perfect for a break during your visit.

The museum integrates the entire collection from a former Stockholm furniture museum, creating one of Europe's most comprehensive furniture archives. This combination allows visitors to trace design and craftsmanship quality across multiple generations.

Location: Älmhult Municipality

Inception: 2016

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: IKEA

Address: Ikeagatan 5, 343 36 Älmhult

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-18:00

Website: https://ikeamuseum.com

GPS coordinates: 56.55226,14.13443

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:08