IKEA was born in 1943. In the past 80 years, they have produced and sold countless simple and practical furniture. But time has passed. In recent years, some IKEA antique products have even become collectibles, and there are even thousands of pounds that can be sold on auction sites. (Don't rush home to auction your IKEA furniture!)
Over the years, no matter how good the furniture is, it will always be outdated and old. After looking at it for a long time, I always want to have some freshness, but after all, not every IKEA furniture can sell at such an amazing price. Therefore, IKEA launched a second-hand furniture recycling project, which is now in full swing.
The furniture giant from Sweden is buying back furniture from 27 countries and regions around the world, which is suitable for non-upholstered furniture, such as bookcases, chairs, stools, desks and dining tables. IKEA stated that any items that cannot be resold will be recycled.
In order to support this project, IKEA Denmark, together with the Danish advertising agency Marketsquare, launched a set of flat posters to let people come to IKEA to sell second-hand furniture. In particular, the pictures used in this group of posters are all old photos of these products when they were first released. Since they are second-hand, follow through to the end~
The picture below is the inside page of the poster's original product manual, from 2004. Due to the long time, I only found the original picture of this one:
Really smart and save money.