Affordable home items, furniture and decor are easy to find at IKEA. This warehouse-based retailer has a huge selection of ready-to-assemble seating, shelving and organizational pieces as well as tables, desks and beds. IKEA stores offer a unique shopping experience with their warehouse design, kids’ play area and cafeteria.
You can shop for just about every room in your house at IKEA, and their low prices make it perfect for homeowners and college kids alike. Though they usually have low prices, you’ll find additional discounts on our page. Save on everything from moving services to coffee from the cafe. IKEA has also been known to release dollar-amount discounts up to $25 off, especially around the holidays.
SHOPPING GUIDE
Coupon policy: Some departments may be excluded from specific coupon offers, and coupons for store purchases are typically not valid on services or cafe items. Only one coupon can be applied to a transaction.
Return policy: IKEA has a flexible return policy, and will accept unwanted items within a year of purchase! Items must not be damaged or used, and mattresses may only be exchanged, not returned.
Delivery rates: Shipping rates vary by region and size of the item purchased. In general, small parcel items ship for $10, while larger items like furniture start at $99. IKEA can also deliver an item you buy in-store starting at $59. Rush shipping and same-day delivery are available.
Price adjustment policy: When you join the IKEA Family, your purchases will be protected by a 90 day price guarantee. If a product goes on sale after you buy, they’ll refund you the difference. You must be a Family member to take advantage of this perk.
REWARDS PROGRAM
The IKEA Family rewards program is full of benefits for dedicated IKEA shoppers. Not only will you earn free cafe items, you’ll get access to members-only pricing and sales, and have a chance to win a $100 gift card every month. It’s free to join and you’ll get free coffee or tea every time you visit an IKEA store!
FUN FACTS
IKEA sells one bookshelf about every 10 seconds. Their Billy model bookshelf is the retailer’s biggest seller.
While most businesses have to increase their prices every year, IKEA has been lowering theirs by an average of 2 percent since 2000.
The largest IKEA store is in Sweden and measures over 10 American football fields long.
STAY IN TOUCH
If you’re an IKEA fan, follow them on social media! You’ll hear about new products, the latest Swedish meatball flavors and more! They’re on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.