SHOP NOW: SÖDERHAMN ottoman in Samsta dark gray by IKEA, $159, ikea.com
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The holidays are when nesting tables really prove themselves
Need more space for drinks? Separate them and scatter as needed. Dying for a little breathing room? Stack ’em in a corner to open up the space.
SHOP NOW: GRANBODA Nesting tables by IKEA, $60 for set of 3, ikea.com
Photo: Courtesy of IKEAYou can never have too much task lighting
Because the coffee table/console/desk you turned into a mini dining setup for the night shouldn’t be hidden in shadow. “Adjustable lamps help you direct lighting where you want it so you can set the perfect mood,” IKEA notes.
SHOP NOW: TERTIAL work lamp in white with LED bulb by IKEA, $13, ikea.com
Photo: Courtesy of IKEATurn a jar upside down and you’ve got yourself a snow globe
If you’re not the crafty type, just stick a succulent and some metallic garland in there like IKEA did and call it festive.
SHOP NOW: SINNERLIG jar with cork lid by IKEA, $15, ikea.com
Photo: Courtesy of IKEASwap wrapping paper for an…oven mitt?!
You read that right. Up your gift-giving game and “wrap” that cheese knife for your mom in another handy kitchen item.
SHOP NOW: VARDAGEN oven mitt by IKEA, $4, ikea.com
Photo: Courtesy of IKEAHide your summery floral pillows with cozy removable covers
No one will ever be the wiser.
SHOP NOW: BJÖRKSNÄS 26″x16″ sheepskin pillow cover in gray by IKEA, $35, ikea.com
Photo: Courtesy of IKEANot just any tea lights will do on your table
Shiny ones are where it’s at. According to IKEA, “Metallic tea light holders give a soft glow to the room when the light reflects off the brass color.”
SHOP NOW: GLITTRIG tealight holders by IKEA, $5 each, ikea.com
Photo: Courtesy of IKEAA faux sheepskin is your secret weapon
Chairs, benches, the foot of the bed in the guest room…you name it and a fluffy sheepskin will make it 10 times cozier.
SHOP NOW: RENS sheepskin in white by IKEA, $30, ikea.com
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