Along with colour-blocking enthusiasts the world over, I was utterly drawn to IKEA’s latest collaboration with Dutch design duo Raw Color. The patterns and colour palette featured throughout their homewares are so bright and playful, yet respectfully restrained. Of course, I had to share everything I bought.
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