By day, it’s a cushion (or call it a throw pillow, if you wish)…
When nightfall comes, open up the zip and… Voila! You’ve got yourself a lightweight quilt.
Perfect for long road trips with kids.Perfect for sleepovers.
Perfect for Friday nights spent curling up in front of the TV while watching two DVDs back-to-back with the kids (‘Space Buddies’ and ‘Bee Movie’ last week, ‘Kungfu Panda’ and ‘Nim’s Island’ tonight).
They’re machine-washable, too. Now on sale at Ikea Malaysia for RM69 (normal price: RM89). Available in blue, green, and orange.
Hats off to Ikea’s creative team for such an ingenious idea that packs versatility and convenience in one very nifty package!
Bon weekend à tous!
Lovely lovely find! Sadly there’s no Ikea here in Pinas!
Hello po!im always visiting your site…your nice site…it keeps me informed about travel tips and alike…sana makapunta din akong KL.
Ikea have some great stuff :) That’s quite clever! I like, especially for when traveling!
I go to Ikea when I need “space saving” furnitures and also for their free magazine. It’s full of wonderful ideas and gave me hints when I design something.
Sheng: When a Filipina friend visited me last November, she went ‘berserk’ at Ikea. I told her to bring an empty bag next time just for Ikea stuff haha!
Mark: Maraming salamat po :) Yes, KL is a nice place to visit. Watch out for AirAsia’s free flight offers from Clark ;)
Sinta: My kids also love to go to Ikea because they have a place for kids, complete with ball pool, an indoor mini theatre, colouring activities. It gives kids a place to play while parents shop. I think it’s marketing genius on Ikea’s part!
BlogusVox: Yes, their ideas are inspiring. And I like the fact that customers are welcome to try everything that’s on display — open drawers and cabinets, lie down on the beds, sit on the chairs.
I love Ikea. Just like in a bookstore, I can stay there the whole day having the time of my life. They’re very innovative.
That’s a great find! Unfortunately I didn’t see this when we went to Ikea last week…
witsandnuts: you’re right. one can spend hours and hours inside ikea. the bad thing is: the longer you stay, the greater the probability that you buy a lot! :D
josiet: maybe the stocks just came in. they always seem to have something new. sometimes they bring in items that are not in the catalogue.
ikea is the adult’s playground! i totally went crazy when kj took me to ikea amsterdam, i actually begged that we take a second round of the entire shop. before i left, we went back there again as it was very close to his flat. i love their cafe!
we’ll have ikea here in dublin soon, they’re opening in July!
odette: i love their meatballs! (note to muslim readers: ikea malaysia is probably the only ikea that serves halal meatballs. or so i’ve been told by a swedish friend.)
ikea dublin in july is great news. now you can have meatball cream sauce anytime ;)
Does anybody know what is the name of this amazing folding/zipping pillow?
Raduzko: Too bad Ikea doesn’t sell them anymore.