some bookshelves, 2 lamp stands and a coffee table.

I've never been to an Ikea and own no Ikea products. I think I'm a modern freak of nature. I just don't ever seem to land in a state/area that has an Ikea!

Entertainment center, dresser, desk, bedside table, rugs (which clog the vacuum), a few lamps (love the slim black reading lamps), 2 dining chairs, desk chair... I'm sure there's more. Basically, we bought a condo and had some sparse rooms to furnish on a tiny budget.

Most of my bedroom furniture is from ikea, and I will shortly be moving into my first apartment with my currently long-distance boyfriend. We plan on getting most of our kitchen stuffs from ikea, as well as a sofa bed ($129!) and then garage sale-ing whatever else we can.

I have to add that I love the website ikeahacker and check it every week. What inspiration for projects!

Not very much, really. I have never purchased any Ikea furniture, though my husband has a few items.

I like their printed fabrics and paper goods. Some kitchen items and organizing items. Plants and planting pots. Other than that...not that much.

I just bought my first Ikea! A pink chair for my desk!

practically everything- sofa, living room chairs, tv stand, dvd rack, desk, desk chair, lamps, side tables, kitchen table, kitchen chairs, bed, bedding, rugs, mirrors, probably more

bed with attached night tables, 2 dressers, chair, 2 lamps, 4 wall lamps, 2 mirrors, desk chair, kitchen table, media console, DVD cabinet, rug (yeah "as is"!), outdoor lamp, small folding table, dishes, flatware, glass food storage containers, picture frames, bathroom soap dispenser set, 2 more wall lamps, tons of kitchen shelving and hooks in my old kitchen, wooden spoons, coffee table, tv stand, tea light lantern, bookshelf....

oh yeah, 2 other lamps (my apartment has practically no hardwired lighting), placemats. There's for sure other stuff I'm forgetting.

Too much to list. But I'm especially pleased with my bed and my chairs.

My desk, coffee table, two poang chairs with foot stools, two large laundry baskets that I use to store fabric, my bed, dresser. All of my dishes are from Ikea. I also have the round mirrors, a jewelry tree and all of my picture frames. OH! I also have a large, black and white canvas of tulips I think that's it...

And my bedroom light.

One table lamp, a mirror, and organization boxes.

TV stand (MAGIKAR), wooden drawer box (I finished it into a jewelry box, lining the drawers with velvet paper!), bookshelves, hanging pendant lights, a few vases, two dressers (MALM), mirror, a bunch of their energy saving bulbs and batteries!

And I have to drive at LEAST 5 hours to the closest one, from upstate NY. Toronto or Pittsburgh are the closest one here.

Wow, I am not taking full advantage of Ikea. I only have kitchen stuff like class containers and a clothes hamper. I guess the furniture is great b/c all you ladies seem to like yours.

We live dangerously close to an Ikea and my landlord used to work there. He started our place off with kitchen wood and glass cabinets that are overhead area (bamboo ones below are non-ikea & nicer). Then we have added billy bookcases, a lack shelf, black skinny medicine cabinet, 7 lamps/lampshades, hooks, a little kitchen gear, photo frames, magazine holders, christmas decorations, wrapping paper, lucky bamboo and various vases. I mostly steer clear of their furniture if I can, but it's great for filling in the other gaps!

i need that rocking chair for my bedroom, but besides that just spent the weekend putting together a bookcase to replace the ones that were in danger of toppling. it was a b*tch, much cussing was involved but all said and done, it looks wonderful.

ps- you never can go wrong with the rice paper shades. grew up in japan and it's like having a bit of home (or at least what my 10 year-old-self remembers) plus how often can you get cool lighting for under $10

I just have those chinese paper laterns(tall & short) and the Strand table lamp. i just love strand. My fav lamp of all time

i have a freestanding lamp with a room light and a spotlight/reading type in one. i bought it three years ago, and have disassembled it three times since then, to move and reassemble it. now, when i turn it on, it starts SMOKING. not safe. perhaps i broke it somehow when i packed it up to move? still, i'm throwing it away because it's hazardous.

Between my roommate and I, we have a bed, a nightstand, a bookshelf, a table, chairs, dish rack, dish towels, picture frames, shelving, a magazine rack, photos of New York (!?!), canvas cubes, tupperware, and a plant!!!

you know those little set-up rooms that IKEA does to demonstrate their furnishings in a room? our whole loft in switzerland looked like one of those! now in our new place,we have a few antiques thrown in, but still...

where to start?

-Bjorna: a huge unfinished beech dining table with a leaf
-Karlanda sofa bed with both a cream and linen brown cover (to change the look from season to season)
-Nominell work chairs in black (x2)
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/80121611
-a twin mattress and boxspring (hasselback or something?!)
-a double mattress and boxspring
-2x Skruvsta reupholstered in a toule fabric. http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/10074590
-a few light fixtures (many came with our place)
-Herman dining chairs in black (x4)
-Leksvik chest of drawers (tall and narrow) http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/90034190
-Leksvik end table
- helmer gray drawer unit
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/20107873
-Alve Secretary desk http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/50059149
-Gorm shelves stained black for the hallway
-a tall gray metal 'locker' unit can't remember his name
-lots of curtains
-lots of containers
-cast iron skillet
-in/out trays
-2x norrebo dividing wall shelves http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/S49821399
-a black/brown long and short coffee table that is discontinued
-lots of vases, candle holders etc etc.

I've owned an Ikea couch (LOVED IT), daybed frame, dresser, and bookcase. Also, although these are not furniture, I have an Ikea sweater organizer, duvet and pillowcase, and a string of star lights.
I recently moved in with friends out of state and had to sell the furniture, but I hope to buy it all again someday!

i'm way too embarrassed to say how much ikea i own. i wouldn't feel this way if i lived closer, but i live three hours from my closest store. every room in our house is touched by ikea. almost every drawer (mostly ikea drawers!) has an ikea product in it. our queen bed isn't ikea... but the full i sold when we got married was. malm i love you!

The kids' bedrooms are covered in IKEA. We went just this past weekend and got some more bookcases, shelves, a dresser and light fixtures. We also have rattan chairs, a couple of TV stands, rugs and countless accessories. I really don't recommend their sofas. They're horrible.

I ordered my MALM bedframe, bed slats, 2 bedside tables, dresser, and storage unit from them online. WORST. EXPERIENCE. EVER.

never again will I order from them. Let me just say....3 months, an uncountable number of angry phone calls, and 3 shipments later, I finally received all of my products.

*It was supposed to take 3 weeks in 1 shipment.

grrrrr =/

entertainment center and desk

I have 2 Ikea bookshelves in my home. I think that is all. I need some new furniture

Lots of little home decor items, dishes, glasses, couch/chair but I will replacing the couch in the next month with something much more fab.

My platform bed is also from them, and a dresser. I like simple clean lines for bureaus not big country looking pieces.

Bookshelves, and dressers for my daughters bedrooms, Drinking glasses, Hangers ( I love love love their hangers) and other misc. stuff. I need to make a trip to IKEA, i am in need of some organizational items.

Oh and two floor cabinets. My apt does have enough cabinets of it's own for dishes and such so I have those. Oh and a table/chair set.

Duh, how could I of forgotten. I love Ikea.

My whole apartment is furnished by Ikea. I love it! It's modern and chic. Plus, I don't have to cry when something breaks; I can easily afford to replace it.

I have the Eliot dining chairs. And I heart them!

I used to have a futon from Ikea in college, but it collapsed for no reason at all, so I don't go there anymore.

everything

dining table
floor lamps
table lamp
ceiling lights
rugs, carpets
shelves
futon
sofa
toys
stuffed animals
flatware
peppermill
mirror
task chairs
dining chairs

it's obvious we are big fans

I still have a tall dresser that took me 3 days to put together! It's an eyesore but it holds a lot of stuff and whenever I decide to get rid of it, I'll need help! I also have one of those slatted end of the bed box--I keep linens and bedding in there. I've always wanted to dress it up (paint it? get a slipcover made?) but also don't know how much I want to invest in fixing it up. Two kitchen stools which I don't use much but do the trick. I have a quilted Ikea headboard that I love--it was so cheap!--and someday hope to get a new cover made for it.

i have a desk, a coffee table, a chair, a tv stand, numerous lamps and pillows, storage boxes, kitchen utensils, bulletin board, etc....i'd have more if my apartment were larger...no matter how generic it may be, i love that place...

i don't dig their furniture (doesn't match my mid-century modern antiques too much)
but i love their lighting and accessories
i have some bamboo, a large white globe light fixture, and some circular mirrors

Ickies. I get my furniture from real furniture/home stores. I can't stand IKEA. I know some people love it and have cute rooms with the things from IKEA, but I think all of their pieces of wood put together to form some kind of furniture replica is over-priced and... icky. They do have some cute rugs.

malm dressers, two desks, black nesting tables, tv stand with matching cabinet, and lots of kitchen organizing goods.

Oh yeah and the kitchen cart.

I think I will just say a whole lot- especially storage systems, dressers, sofas and beds (small houses with narrow stairs require upstairs assembly)!

I try to steer clear of the furniture, since it only lasts a few years, but I am all over their home decor. My newest find is:
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40113180
I mean, 79¢? Come on. I bought three; they're adorable!

My roommate has SHOWERED our apartment with Ikea things. Everything from mirrors/clocks on the wall, to the entertainment center and our kitchen table... I love it!

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