3 Top Reasons Why People Love IKEA Furniture

Local fans of IKEA can finally look forward to the opening of the Swedish furniture giant’s first stores in the Philippines. IKEA is a worldwide furniture brand loved by many because of its practical designs that address the different needs of people's homes.

3 Top Reasons Why People Love IKEA Furniture


TV on top of an IKEA furniture
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The buzz about IKEA's arrival in the Philippines


There was also a job posting on the employment social networking site LinkedIn for a Design Manager who will be based in Manila. 

Details of the job posting read “We want to fill this position with a strong and passionate experienced architect, who has a keen sense of commerciality and attention to details, capable of driving our ambitious projects by supporting the Property & Expansion team in the execution of the first IKEA Manila Store, enabling to position IKEA as the Leader in life at home in the Philippines. The role is based in Manila, Philippines.”

The job post further said that the position is “Reporting to the Construction Project Manager in Manila and in the matrix to the Design Manager IKEA in the Service Office in Singapore, you will work closely together with the design team and play a crucial role in preparing, planning, and executing our first IKEA store in the Philippines.” 

The job post eventually expired but if you are interested to apply for a job opportunity in Ikea Philippines, you can check local openings here.

What people like about IKEA


When news about IKEA's opening in the Philippines, many people were excited. Finally, they could have their dream IKEA furniture in their home. But why do people love IKEA furniture? Here are possible reasons why:

1. IKEA costs less


IKEA furniture is shipped unassembled, which means that the overall cost of the product is greatly reduced. For people who are transporting the items themselves, it makes the furniture easy to carry around especially when commuting because it is packed smaller. , there is something about assembling items that excite a lot of people, so that's another reason to love IKEA.

2. The items are designed for practicality


IKEA's products combine form, function, quality, and sustainability. As such, the products are not just for aesthetic purposes or space fillers; they are there because they have a function to fulfill. What's more, there is a specific IKEA product for every home size, location, finish, or design.

3. IKEA promotes sustainability and workplace equality


One of IKEA's mission is to reduce the impact on the environment of its products and operations. IKEA also aims to inspire its customers to make better choices in favor of the environment. IKEA is also promoting equal opportunities both in its offices and all other areas where it operates.

IKEA's worldwide presence


In the Asia Pacific Region, IKEA has a presence in Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand.

Globally, IKEA is well-known for its straightforward and well-built design, and functionality of its products.

IKEA also prides itself by putting consumers first when they develop concepts. Designers are continuously finding many different ways to improve the lives of consumers. 

That includes coming up with concepts that balance form, function, and ease-on-the-pocket. In the end, IKEA focuses on what is important and not about the fuss.

You can find out more about Ikea Philippines through its website. IKEA's The philippine office is located at One Esplanade, Mall of Asia Complex, J.W. Diokno Blvd, Pasay City.

Ivan On The Move

Hi, I'm Daddy Ivan, aka Ivan On The Move // Dad On The Move, a blogger since 2006. I'm a family travel and dad blogger in the Philippines. I write about traveling with kids, kid-friendly restaurants, the joys of fatherhood, the ups and downs of modern parenting, and autism awareness and acceptance. In my blog, you will find tips for traveling families in the Philippines, as well as stories about special needs parenting. I'm also an author, having written and published a travel book called "Select Travel Stories from the Different Regions of the Philippines." I was also part of an international book project called "100 Men On Becoming A Dad" where I shared my very own fatherhood story. As one of the dad influencers in the Philippines, I like to share photo updates & stories on social media.

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