Ikea has officially announced the discontinuation of select items from its popular Malm flat-pack furniture range, a collection that has been cherished by fans for nearly 25 years. The phased removal of components from the Malm bedroom furniture line will commence this summer and conclude by 2027.
In response to this change, the renowned Swedish retailer assures customers that new options will be introduced to align with current preferences and lifestyle needs. Prices for Malm products start at £15 for a glass top and £49 for a chest of drawers, with a complete bedroom set, including a bed frame and four chests of drawers, priced at £426.
The Malm range encompasses various pieces such as chest of drawers, dressing tables, and bed frames. Ikea has not yet disclosed the specific items being discontinued. A spokesperson from Ikea emphasized the brand’s commitment to evolving its offerings to better cater to contemporary lifestyles.
Customers have expressed mixed reactions to the news on social media platforms like Reddit, with some sharing fond memories of their Malm furniture. This decision comes on the heels of Ikea’s announcement of a special promotion for its Family members, offering 50% off main meals every Wednesday until June 24 as part of the “Little Saturday” deal, celebrating the midweek point.
The promotional menu includes affordable options like pasta with tomato sauce for £1.45, mac and cheese for £2.25, and meatballs with chips for £2.95. Additionally, on Wednesdays, customers can enjoy exclusive £5 homeware deals in-store, with a monthly rotation of discounted products. In May, select items, including soft toys and glassware, will be available at a 20% discount.
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