Inside Ikea: The way we live now A trip to Ikea’s headquarters in southern Sweden is a window into a world of 3D renderings, futuristic blueprints, aspirational lifestyles – and meatball dinners for one. Stephen Bourke July 26, 2015 Ikea’s veggie meatballs, a new alternative to its more famous product Previous Next Image 1 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 6 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 7 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 8 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 9 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 10 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 11 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 12 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 13 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 14 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 15 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 16 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 17 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 18 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 19 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 20 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 21 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 22 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 23 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 24 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 25 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 26 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk Image 27 of 27 Photo by Digital Desk More Life & Arts Life & Arts LATEST NEWS05:00Embracing AI as a force for good05:00Jess Kelly: Passwords are a pain but need to be treated seriously05:00Marion McKeone: America’s homeless find themselves in supreme court’s crosshairs05:00‘People really care about beauty products’: James Dyson and the business of hair care05:00Top Tech Jobs: OpenAI, Stripe, Mastercard, WorkDay, Ceartas05:00Suzuki focuses on old-school value with latest-generation Swift
