IKEA’s upcoming limited collection, OMMJÄNGE, is a love letter to the past — with a bold, modern twist. Inspired by Swedish folk traditions from the 1800s, the line breathes new life into age-old motifs with vibrant colors, solid craftsmanship, and multifunctional design made for today’s small-space living.
The spark behind the collection? A rural Swedish bride immortalized in an 1846 painting, her black dress adorned with red roses and sharp geometric shapes in blue, green, white, and red. Designers Maria Vinka and Matilda Hunyadi use her story — and the resilience of those who once lived, worked, and celebrated in single-room homes — to inform a collection that feels both nostalgic and unexpectedly fresh.
Crafted from enduring materials like solid pine, wool, stoneware, and glass, the OMMJÄNGE pieces blend historical techniques with smart, playful design. It’s a celebration of heritage that doesn’t dwell in the past, but rather invites it into our modern homes — crown and all.’
The OMMJÄNGE limited collection launches in September 2025.
Drawing inspiration from a richly adorned 19th-century Swedish wedding dress, the OMMJÄNGE handwoven rug is a true statement piece. Vibrant geometric patterns echo traditional folk motifs, while the mix of short and long wool piles adds texture and depth.
It’s more than just a visual centerpiece — the natural wool makes it a cozy, soft landing for bare feet, bringing both warmth and heritage into your home.
Designer Maria Vinka looked to the classic Swedish svepask—small, round or oval bentwood boxes—for inspiration when creating the OMMJÄNGE trays. The result? A pair of sleek, drop-shaped trays crafted from heat-bent birch veneer.
Available in natural birch or a bold lacquered orange finish, each tray highlights the beauty of visible wood grain. Thoughtfully designed with a handy grip and wall-hanging holes, they’re as practical as they are decorative—perfect for serving, styling, or simply putting on display.
With its milky whites and warm amber hues, the OMMJÄNGE glassware collection brings a fresh transparency to traditional forms. The set includes a generously sized jug, drinking glasses, bowls, and a unique double-spouted serving bowl — each piece echoing the shape of glazed terracotta vessels once common in Swedish homes.
Designer Maria Vinka took cues from the past but translated them into glass, blending opaque and transparent finishes to create a collection that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. Perfect for everyday use or special gatherings, these pieces are as functional as they are beautiful.
Two centuries ago, folding tables were a staple in Swedish homes—an ingenious space-saver for everyday life in small quarters. The OMMJÄNGE drop-leaf table puts a fresh spin on this timeless design.
Instead of ornate carvings, the tabletop itself becomes the focal point, with a decorative surface that adds charm even when folded down. It’s a functional piece with a folkloric soul- perfect for compact spaces that don’t want to compromise on character.
Designer Matilda Hunyadi set out to reimagine the classic solid wood chair — and she started with comfort. By subtly angling the backrest of the OMMJÄNGE chair, she gave it a more relaxed feel. But to make it work, she needed extra support.
Her solution? A nod to the traditional rocking chair. By adding short runners to the back legs, she stabilized the design and added a playful, unexpected detail. The result is a sturdy, standout seat that blends old-world charm with modern-day comfort.
Basket weaving is one of the oldest crafts in the world — and in 19th-century Sweden, it was a beloved form of folk art. Traditionally made from thin strips of birch bark, or näver, these hand-braided baskets were both beautiful and practical.
The OMMJÄNGE basket set brings this heritage into the present with two handwoven poplar baskets in different sizes. Using the same time-honored technique and adding a playful touch by staining every other strip, these baskets offer a colorful, functional nod to Swedish tradition.
The OMMJÄNGE clover-shaped basket combines traditional handweaving with a modern twist. Rattan is carefully wrapped around a sturdy metal frame to form its playful silhouette, while a cheerful pop of color adds a fresh, unexpected touch.
Roomy and stable, it’s perfect for storing firewood, stashing cozy throws, or tidying up everyday clutter — all while adding a bit of folkloric flair to your space.
Much like the perfect accessory completes an outfit, the OMMJÄNGE pendant lampshade adds that final, personality-filled touch to your space. With its playful, bell-shaped silhouette inspired by a dress, this colorful piece is more than just lighting — it’s a conversation starter.
Made from three stacked steel cones, the lampshade pairs vibrant pink and yellow in a striking combination. A cutout in the top cone offers a peek at the “petticoat” beneath, casting a soft, warm glow that brings a little drama — and a lot of charm — to any room.
Inspired by an 1800s Swedish wedding dress — complete with a regal crown — the OMMJÄNGE candle holder brings a touch of folklore elegance to your space. Crafted from glazed stoneware, this sculptural piece is both a nod to tradition and a striking modern accent.
Back in 1800s rural Sweden, a chest bench by the bed was a clever way to stash clothing and essentials in one compact spot. The OMMJÄNGE bench brings that tradition into the present, offering smart storage and standout style in one hardworking piece.
Made from solid pine with a lift-off lid, this bench is as practical as it is playful. It comes with two reversible textile panels — one side in warm orange and pink, the other in bold yellow and black — so you can change up the look in a snap. Feeling creative? The wooden frame invites you to add your own fabric for a completely custom twist.
Originally crafted to ease the strain of milking cows, the classic milk stool quickly became a go-to helper around the home. The OMMJÄNGE version brings this multitasking spirit into the modern day with a bold orange-red stain and a shape inspired by split firewood.
Made from solid pine, this petite stool is light enough to carry from room to room – perfect for slipping on shoes, stacking magazines, or displaying a favorite plant. Simple, sturdy, and endlessly useful.
In 19th-century Sweden, it wasn’t uncommon to find a petite, ornate liquor cabinet tucked into the corner of a home — a small but cherished storage piece. The OMMJÄNGE cabinet reimagines this tradition with a playful twist. Crafted from solid pine and stained in a warm pink hue, it blends folk-inspired curves with modern charm.
With its bold silhouette and eye-catching doors, this cabinet is just as striking closed as it is when revealing your favorite keepsakes. Whether you use it for glassware, books, or unexpected treasures, it’s a piece that invites curiosity – and conversation.
Inspired by the decorative tapestries once found in Scandinavian living rooms and kitchens, the OMMJÄNGE hanging tapestry brings a piece of history into the contemporary home.
Printed on 100% woven cotton, the design offers an abstract take on a 19th-century Swedish bride — a nod to the collection’s folkloric muse. More than just art, this tactile wall hanging also helps absorb sound, making it both beautiful and functional for today’s spaces.
The OMMJÄNGE wall hooks were inspired by the traditional method of twisting metal wire. Coated in cheerful colours with a clover shape, they come in a set of three. Let these bold wallflowers transform any unused space into practical storage
The OMMJÄNGE tealight holder takes its cue from classic kerosene lamps, but gives the tradition a delicate update. Mouth-blown from clear glass, it’s designed to catch and reflect the candle’s flame, casting a warm, flickering light across your space.
Elegant and understated, this timeless piece brings a soft glow and a touch of heritage to any corner of your home.
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