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IKEA furniture is often bought with the understanding that it's relatively disposable. There's a lot of demand for that in cities where people move around more
by artursapek 10y ago
IKEA furniture is often bought with the understanding that it's relatively disposable. There's a lot of demand for that in cities where people move around more often.
- michaelvoz 10y agoYes I have owned and suffered through plenty of it. The move part rings true - disassembly never ever leads to correct reassembly.
- jseliger 10y agoAn excellent point, and, oddly, an underrated one: https://jakeseliger.com/2015/03/10/does-ikea-enable-mobility/ https://jakeseliger.com/2015/03/10/does-ikea-enable-mobility.... I do wonder if over time companies like Casper / Tuft & Needle, or even Campaign Living (http://www.campaignliving.com/ http://www.campaignliving.com/) will cut into IKEA's turf.
- superdude12 10y agoCampaign living can't even deliver on a chair I ordered in November - I doubt they will even capture a significant portion of the market they originally set out to cut into.