a Mini IKEA Has Opened in Queens, New York
Ellen Smith — January 12, 2021 — Business
The mini Ikea store has opened in Queens, New York, and much like its own stature, this store caters to small-scale living. Most people who live in a big city are familiar with the struggle of living in small spaces, often with multiple roommates. In an effort to address the needs of this major demographic, Ikea has launched a store focused on just that.
The space itself is 115,000 square-feet and was made to service those looking to furnish and optimize their smaller spaces. The location is conveniently located by a subway stop, but offers shipping throughout the city for a flat rate of $49 USD. Most excitingly, is that the mini Ikea location offers 'small home consultations.'
Image Credit: Ikea
The space itself is 115,000 square-feet and was made to service those looking to furnish and optimize their smaller spaces. The location is conveniently located by a subway stop, but offers shipping throughout the city for a flat rate of $49 USD. Most excitingly, is that the mini Ikea location offers 'small home consultations.'
Image Credit: Ikea
Trend Themes
1. Small Space Living - With the increasing urban population, there is a growing demand for space-saving furniture and accessories that cater to smaller living spaces.
2. Customized Home Consultations - The trend of personalized small home consultations is catching up as people look for expert advice on optimizing their living spaces.
3. Localized Store Concept - Retailers can benefit from creating localized store concepts that can cater to the specific needs of the community and offer a more personalized shopping experience.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Retail - Furniture retailers can explore the trend of catering to small space living by offering innovative furniture and accessory solutions for small living spaces.
2. Interior Design - The demand for customized home consultations provides an opportunity for interior designers to offer their expertise in optimizing small living spaces.
3. Real Estate - As people continue to live in smaller apartments and homes, real estate companies can offer value-added services by partnering with furniture retailers and interior designers to optimize small living spaces.
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