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Same in Allaman, Switzerland. I wonder if it's sometimes required by law. Anyway, seeing the wheat fields and the villages from inside the store has always been
by Biganon 4y ago
Same in Allaman, Switzerland. I wonder if it's sometimes required by law. Anyway, seeing the wheat fields and the villages from inside the store has always been part of the experience for me.
IKEA is a bit like Disneyland. You know where it is, you know it's just a place, but it feels weirdly magical and nostalgic. Even the smell is always exactly the same.
- saiya-jin 4y agoWell I guess if there is some nice scenery worth looking onto, they put windows there. But if given Ikea shop is in some industrial district full of other warehouses, they won't degrade viewing experience by ugly views from windows onto grey metallic walls of nearby buildings. I wouldn't expect this to be in law, other big shops sometimes don't have a lot of windows neither.