YOUR FRIENDS' ACTIVITY

    Now You Can Buy an Entire House at IKEA

    Ikea's Aktiv HouseIkea's Aktiv HouseSwedish home furnishings giant IKEA has teamed up with Oregon-based firm Ideabox to launch IKEA's first line of prefabricated houses in the U.S. called 'Aktiv' (Swedish for active). The one-bedroom homes are designed to be eco-friendly and are built with fiber-cement siding and corrugated metal. The homes are also furnished with a complete IKEA package that includes TUNDRA maple flooring, PAX wardrobes, and ABSTRAKT cabinets. A model of the home was on display at the Portland Home & Garden Show and each unit is expected to be priced at $79,500. See it for yourself below.

    Illustration of Exterior Illustration of Exterior
    Illustration of Exterior
    Oregon-based firm Ideabox will launch the project in the U.S.


    The Exterior The Exterior
    The Exterior
    A model of the home was on display at the Portland Home & Garden Show and each unit is expected to be priced at $79,500.

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    Exterior (Side View)Exterior (Side View)
    Exterior (Side View)
    The one bedroom homes are designed to be eco-friendly and are built with fiber-cement siding and corrugated metal.

    Floorplan Floorplan
    Floorplan
    The one-bedroom home includes TUNDRA maple flooring, PAX wardrobes, and ABSTRAKT cabinets.


    Fully FurnishedFully Furnished
    Fully Furnished
    The homes are also furnished completely with Ikea furniture and products.

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    The KitchenThe Kitchen
    Kitchen
    Each kitchen includes ABSTRAKT cabinets.


    The BedroomThe Bedroom
    Bedroom
    The bedroom is fitted with a PAX wardrobe.

    - By Jan Halvarson

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