INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — Much of IKEA's reputation is for the wide variety of of inexpensive items for college students, parents and young adults trying to put together their dream apartment.
But the Swedish superstore has its fair share of high-quality, expensive items as well. We've compiled a list of most and least expensive products you can find at IKEA.
Couches:
- Most expensive: The Kivik couch is a $3,099 seven-seat sectional with memory foam cushions. Perfect for those Sunday couch naps.
- Least expensive: The Knopparp is a $129 small sofa with lots of versatility. Its metal construction and fabric cover will comfortably seat two.
Chairs:
- Most expensive: The Kivik chaise is a $600 long chair that is perfect on its own or as an addition to the Kivik sofas. Just like the sectional above, the cushioning is topped with memory foam.
- Least expensive: The Nolmyra is a $39.99 lightweight armchair with wooden legs.
Beds:
- Most expensive: The Undredal bed is a $619 king size bed frame. Its adjustable bed sides allow you to use mattresses with thickness of your choice.
- Least expensive: The Fjellse bed is a $39.99 twin size frame made of pinewood that's simple enough to make it your own by painting or staining.
Dressers:
- Most expensive: The Nordli chest is a $659 16-drawer chest. Stack the drawers any way you want for a personalized touch.
- Least expensive: The Lote is a simple $24.99 three-drawer small dresser that can double as a night stand. The steel arms make give it easy mobility while remaining lightweight.
Rugs:
- Most expensive: The Silkeborg low pile rug is handmade, created from patches of old Turkish rugs. That must explain why it's $799.
- Least expensive: The Signe comes in many different colors, is easy to clean, and costs $3.99.
Dining tables:
- Most expensive: The Möckelby table runs $699 and seats six people. It looks like a fancy picnic table for your dining room. Made of oak, the wood is pre-treated with hard wax oil, and can be sanded and treated again once the surface starts to wear.
- Least expensive: The Bjursta is a wall-mounted table that's perfect for anyone looking to save space. It folds down to the wall and can be used as a small shelf. When flipped up, it seats two and is easy to wipe clean with its lacquered surface.
Coffee tables:
- Most expensive: The Stockholm nesting tables are a $279 set of two small tables made of walnut. Their varying height allows the two tables to nestle together for a modern take on the traditional living room coffee table.
- Least expensive: The Lack side table is short and sweet, and only costs $7.99. The simple table has been a part of IKEA's inventory since 1979.
Grills:
- Most expensive: The Äpplarö/Klasen is a $327 charcoal grill that comes with a wooden cart and cabinet on the side. It's perfect for storing and serving during your summer barbecues.
- Least expensive: The Korpön is a $16.99 portable charcoal grill. It's got legs that fold up for easy transport, and perfect for a picnic in the park or a trip to the camping grounds.
Office desks/tables:
- Most expensive: The Bekant is the $878 conference table that will fit into every office's style. Made of birch and finished with clear lacquer, it has a durable surface that's easy to clean.
