Ikea UK at 30: Swedish home store's biggest selling products of all time
The iconic items that have stood the test of time
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Your support makes all the difference.Good furniture with weird names has pretty much been Ikea’s remit for more than 70 years.
This weekend, the Swedish retailer celebrates 30 years in the UK – think of all the meatballs we could’ve acquired in that time.
To mark the milestone, we’ve rounded up the 10 best-selling Ikea products of all time.
From the garish clock that startles as much as it enchants to the ubiquitous wardrobe that graces everyone's student digs, consider this a trip down the memory lane of home furnishings.
STOCKHOLM bowl, £12 at Ikea.com
PS 1995 clock, £29 at Ikea.com
LÖVBACKEN side table, £40 at Ikea.com
GULLIVER cot, £59 at Ikea.com
KLIPPAN sofa, £159 at Ikea.com
LACK side table, £9 at Ikea.com
BILLY bookcase, £45 at Ikea.com
POÄNG armchair, £95 at Ikea.com
MALM bed frame, £169 at Ikea.com
PAX wardrobe, £220 at Ikea.com
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