Friday Favorites: Ikea Finds

Hey guys, I haven’t been to Ikea in a very long time but finally decided to go because I needed some things for my son’s room.

I love exploring the entire place and seeing what they have new.

My absolute favorite things I saw was their new rattan chair (click HERE). Remember when I said I’ve had a big rattan obsession again lately? And their chair is super comfy too. I didn’t buy it though because I needed other things.

Speaking of rattan or in this next case I should say cane I guess. I love this table but wouldn’t want it as a coffee table which is what it’s supposed to be. I could picture this table as a bench at the foot of a lower bed. (click HERE)

 

I picked up some Sanela curtains again but this time in dark green. They will go into my son’s room. Remember I made my daughter’s bed out of the turquoise Sanela panels. (click HERE to see the tutorial)

I’m contemplating getting this inspirational quote for my son because it reminds me of a saying in Germany “Was Du heat kannst besorgen, das verschiebe nicht auf morgen” (Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today). I tell him and my husband that all the time but I think it annoys more than is being helpful 🙂 (click HERE)

 

I picked up this little GLADOM end table (HERE) for my son’s room. I love the yellow but it’s not the right yellow. So I bought it in white and might paint it. It reminds me of the Target tray table but at $29 it has a much better price.

 

 

I love Ikea and if you new here you should check out my post (HERE) about how I decorate with Ikea. Oh and I’m not affiliated with them, I just really love Ikea.

And I had to bring these little cacti home. Love them! (click HERE)

 

Look how nice they look on my tray but I could picture them in a bathroom too:

{find the pineapple candle HERE, similar tray HERE and horse planter HERE and yes those are still faux succulents}

 

 

Have you seen anything at Ikea lately that you love?

So now I’m off to paint again. My son’s room is getting painted from top to bottom.

Tschüß,