New IKEA Products in October 2026: A Home in Constant Bloom
After all the special collections and the Christmas launch, IKEA is back with a regular product update arriving in stores in October. And it’s one filled with floral patterns.
This season, IKEA is going all in on flowers on their textiles. A direction that is quite unusual for an October launch. But when nature outside lies dormant, it can be brought to life in our homes with sofa covers, bedding, and cushion covers.
Just like fresh-cut flowers, IKEA’s news for the season can help revive the home in an instant.

The florals in this new collection embrace a more muted color palette of dusty pink, mustard yellow, and dark blue. Calm and warm, but still colorful. Every object has a story to tell and a reason to be, even if that reason is simply to make us love our homes a little more.

All of the Sweetness, None of the Thorns
IKEA’s long-time favorite sofa, EKTORP, now gets a floral update to complement its curvy, traditional shape.
The new sofa cover Mångbyn is designed by Swedish designer/painter/gardener Hanna Wendelbo. Together with the TÅNEBRO side table in light pink, all you need is a romantic novel and some candlelight to make the evening complete.



“The flowers in the patterns are inspired by both real flowers and the fantasy flowers that used to be woven on Swedish folklore cushions in the 1800,” says textile designer Hanna Wendelbo


Unplug and Unwind
Lighting a candle and watching the wick flicker can soothe the senses and allow you to enjoy the tranquility that comes with unplugging.
With KUNGSTÄRNA candlesticks and tealight holders, you can create a calm and cozy feeling, and with the KUNGSTÄRNA lantern, the light easily travels from room to room.

Set the Mood with Soft Lighting
Set the tone for your home with the minimalistic AKTERSPRING floor lamp. Made of opal white glass and brass-plated steel, it was designed to create a soft ambient light with an elegant feel. Combine it with the AKTERSPRING table and pendant lamp for a cohesive look.

These Flowers Were Made To Be Ruffled
Enjoy a blooming meadow, made for rolling around in. Inspired by Icelandic poppies and cress, textile designer Lina Schnaufer has created a romantic floral pattern for ARENBOK bed linen.
The blend of 50% lyocell, 33% recycled cotton, and 17% new cotton ensures a silky-smooth feel with great temperature regulation.


“I wanted the pattern to feel like you’re diving into a bouquet of flowers,” says textile designer Lina Schnaufer.

What makes the new ARENBOK duvet cover so soft, breathable, and cool to the touch is the blend of cotton and lyocell. Lyocell is a material made from cellulose, which comes from wood. It makes your bedding super soft and comfortable.


Country Life Without the Heavy Lifting
Textile designer Lina Schnaufer has illustrated her own rural dream in the PJÄXE duvet cover and pillowcase. With a small cottage surrounded by rosehip bushes and hens, she puts a finger on what most of us long for: a countryside retreat.
With the PJÄXE bedding, you can enjoy the countryside without getting up with the rooster.

“This pattern is a love story between two gardeners working in a big garden. If you look closely, you can see the two glasses on the table where they will soon share a fika,” says textile designer Lina Schnaufer.

A Garden Escape
Using watercolor as a base, Emma Prowse has created a timeless pattern of make-believe flowers and fruits for the KRONBUSKE duvet cover and pillowcase.
The bed linen’s percale quality, together with the fabric’s cotton/lyocell blend, ensures smooth and crisp trips to slumberland.


“I was inspired by the Swedish Modern aesthetic with its bold and whimsical botanicals. But I wanted to make the pattern a bit lighter and more delicate by using watercolors to create a softness within these clear shapes,” says illustrator Emma Prowse.

Break the Rules with Bold Pattern Mixing
IKEA encourages everyone to mix and match their way into coziness this season. Simply choose a base color and play around with the patterns.

Combine stripes with florals and add plaid too. Get the full sensory experience by also mixing textures. Velvet, flannel, and cotton are great on their own, but can be even better together.

Flowers That Last
The flowers on the ARENBOK cushion cover need neither water nor sunshine, and they will never lose their petals.
And should they even lose their shine, simply throw the cover in the washing machine. The ARENBOK cushion cover has a hidden zipper and is made of 100% cotton, of which 50% is recycled.

Made To Serve
With GRÅRÄV serving platters, the food is the main character, and the platters were designed to support it in the best possible way.

The GRÅRÄV series offers serving platters, bowls, and mugs with a soft matte finish in green-gray and medium brown shades with dark speckles. But despite the rustic look, GRÅRÄV is both microwave- and dishwasher-safe.

Pots That Like to Show Off
VARDAGEN enameled cast iron casserole and pots in fun colors have finally arrived. These pretty pots in pastels were not made to be left in the kitchen or hidden at the back of a cupboard.

Instead, let them shine on your table and in the display cabinet. No matter what’s served, VARDAGEN will make it look good. And with a 15-year guarantee, leave a great aftertaste.

The Icing on the Cake
Enjoy an afternoon tea, surrounded by scented candles and flowers that never wither. With the new Winter Refresh collection, IKEA has invited nature inside in both shapes and scents.

Fill the air with cinnamon, warm wood, and orange blossom, or have a treat from a SNÖSISKA glass bowl shaped like an acorn. Combine the best of two worlds by having both candles and flowers on the table for your next gathering.


“The Winter Refresh collection was inspired by all the muted colors you see in Sweden during this time of year, with frosted whites, pale greens, and muted pinks. Toned down, just like the colors outside our windows,” says product developer Maria Dumania.

Give Your Space A Fresh Edge
Meet the new NORRMJÖLE table: a bold, modern design that keeps things light. The sturdy metal frame and graphic criss-cross legs add character without visual clutter. Perfect for small spaces, it fits in easily while still standing out.

Have it Both Ways
With the FÖRTOFT fridge/freezer, you can save both in the store and on the kitchen floor. Functions like fast freeze and fast cooling will get your food cold quickly. It has an A-class energy rating, and it’s also quiet.


Get Creative with Glowing Colors
The FÖRLING LED tube light brings a playful, slightly futuristic feel to your home without complicating things.

The different color shades can shift a room’s mood in seconds. Cool tones to help you focus, warm ones to wind down. Place FÖRLIG on a wall, lean it in a corner, or let it highlight your favorite spot. Subtle or statement: it’s up to you.

Step Up Your Game
The FRÖSKELÅS gaming desk was designed for serious play. Made from high-strength steel, it comfortably fits two monitors and features integrated SKÅDIS pegboards to organize accessories and personal items.
Paired with the UTKLASSNING gaming chair, gamers get the full experience, with lumbar support and an adjustable headrest. A setup made to last and designed to support every level of your gaming journey.
See also: IKEA and XBOX Launch the YXSTABY Home Gaming Collection

Give Flow to Busy Mornings
With smart storage, there’s space for every routine. The VIDVESSEL bathroom furniture family has drawers that divide, cupboards that hide, and shelves with room for everyone’s toothbrush.
VIDVESSEL is available in stained brown and beige, and for a limited time, the 80cm washstand and mirror cabinet also come in blue.

A Home Office Desk Built for Daily Life
The GULLABERG desk is made with working from home in mind, combining a crafted look with practical features.
Two built-in storage units keep accessories and work tools where they belong and within easy reach, while wood-based materials offer a sturdy feel.
Pair with BRYTNING swivel chairs for a complete flexible setup and a timeless design that makes time at your desk all the more enjoyable.

A Sofa That Knows How To Unwind
With sofa cushions, an extra-high backrest, and adjustable headrests, the MALMKÖPING sofa is made for settling in and staying awhile.

Available as a beige 3-seat sofa or a gray-green 2-seat sofa, both versions combine clean lines with practical details. Pull out the seats for extra lounging space and keep everyday items tucked away in the hidden storage compartment.

Where Function Meets Form
Your bed is one of the most important pieces of furniture in your bedroom, so why not choose a frame that deserves the space it takes up? Meet the TAXÅSKLINT bedframe. Made from solid pine and featuring unique design details, this well-crafted piece really owns the room.

Open the Door To an Icon of Color
Lovers of color follow their instincts, not the rules. With a red-brown hue that makes a statement without overpowering, a low-gloss finish, and a handle-free design, the VIKANES doors dare to make your PAX wardrobe different.


Good Looks. Even Better Organization
BESTÅ media storage combinations with white HEDEVIKEN fronts combine clean lines with plenty of room for all the things that tend to gather around the TV.

Push-open doors and soft-closing hinges add to the streamlined design, while built-in cable management keeps wires under control. Made for everyday life and covered by a 10-year guarantee.

Safe Swimming for Happy Sharks
Say ahoy to the new IKEA PS LÖMSK slipcover, turning your swivel chair into a swimming shark! With shiny blue fins and soft teeth that you can hide behind, this cute little sea monster is ready for many fun adventures under the sea.

Let the Beat Drop Wherever You Are
The BADKRUKA Bluetooth speaker brings juicy bass and striking clarity to your tunes and podcasts, wherever you choose to enjoy them.
Extend your listening with multi-speaker mode or pair two BADKRUKA speakers for a rich stereo experience with your favorite movies and games.

The new products are available online and in stores from October 2026. Click here to read the latest IKEA news.
