90s furniture

Ikea catalogues are a glimpse back in time.

Our last set of SureFit / Sure Fit slipcovers for our sofa and loveseat lasted over seven years. See why we trusted the brand enough for our next set.

The '80s were a fascinating decade. It was a time of excess, brash attitudes, and bold colors. A period when artists dared to dream in every possible direction, and cultural icons didn’t hold back with the creative forces they unleashed. But even though the '80s are widely known as the golden age of Western culture that blessed us with countless gifts, let’s be honest — it's equally weird. Especially stylistically.

Ikea catalogues are a glimpse back in time.

These home trends of the '90s include some we'd rather forget and some that still work. See the 30 home trends kids of the '90s remember.

IKEA is probably your home's best friend. Its father, Feodor Ingvar Kamprad, founded the company in 1943 when he was only 17. Even the iconic yellow-blue logo is an acronym, composed of his initials paired with the first letter of Elmtaryd, the name of the farm where he grew up, and Aggunaryd, his Swedish hometown. To become a retail giant with over 43 billion dollars in revenue that it is today, IKEA focused on cost control, operational details, and continuous product development.

They don't make 'em like they used to.

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