Ikea is ending its bible-sized annual catalog after 70 years in publication. The Swedish retailer cited the increasing shift to online browsing and shopping for the end of its catalog. Ikea said in a ...

IKEA’s decision to stop publishing its annual catalog marks the end of a tome that served as much as an aspirational lifestyle guide for millions as it did a marketing tool for the flat-pack furniture ...

After 70 years, hundreds of millions of copies, and countless hours of inspiration to armchair interior designers, Ikea has done the unthinkable: It has decided to kill its beloved catalog. “Over the ...

After almost 70 years, Swedish furniture giant Ikea is scrapping its iconic catalog. The company will no longer produce print and digital versions of the book, it announced Monday. It's been touted as ...

Swedish furniture giant IKEA will no longer publish its world-renowned annual catalog as online shopping traffic trends higher. The budget furniture stalwart announced on Monday that the 200-page 2020 ...

IKEA is taking steps to move away from traditional photography in its catalogs, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. IKEA is taking steps to move away from traditional photography in ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Everyone has a podcast - even Ikea. The Swedish retailer has transformed its annual bible-sized catalog into an audio version as a "handy and hands-free" alternative to the traditional ...

Everyone has a podcast — even Ikea. The Swedish retailer has transformed its annual bible-sized catalog into an audio version as a “handy and hands-free” alternative to the traditional behemoth.

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Furniture giant IKEA sent out a catalog for the ultra-Orthodox community in Israel that deliberately omits women or girls from the images inside. The catalog is for direct distribution to the Haredi ...

IKEA’s United States branch postponed the release of its annual catalog, now available online. The reason for the delay was a controversial photo of a Black model. The photo has since been replaced ...