HJÄRHOLM- experience

HJÄRHOLM- experience

viva la ikea

why do people love ikea? because, according to its marketing-philosophy: design and quality do not cost a fortune. That statement led Ingvar Kamprad, who at the

age of 17, established the international home furnishings retailer in 1943. and ikea started to produce all the furniture you need. it also mixes different styles for

different people with different plans. you can have modern kitchen, classic living room, or a campus-like condominium. you just have to decide.

ikea goes to hollywood

as the ikea-craze was shown in 'fight club', you can immediately recognize that ikea is really for everyone. even a single boy- as his marital status suggests- can have

his own ikea style at home. if you watch the film, you might be like, 'hey, i want that piece' - as hundreds of young rebells want to resemble tyler durden by wearing

the very same clothes. if you see something - in our case an ad on tv- you want to have it. old story. and ikea really is on circulating its quality. for example, it

distrubutes book-like catalogues, from which you just have to choose the appropriate style that fits to your home. buying in ikea is a way of living. an average family

can have catalogue-like living room of which they can be proud. and ikea also focuses on the production of combination units. that is units that are capable of being

combined with other elements, only your imagination can obstruct the number of variations.
the swedish retailer company also involves children into the circulation of shopping. playing rooms, menus for kids are available in the restaurant, etc.
in short this can be what is ikea about.

all in all ikea does revolutionize the (re)furnishment of your home. it provides quality from less money than you might expect. and this company really knows what it's

doing, isn't it?

btw, HJäRHOLM is a name for ikea, produced by the ikea name generator (http://www.minimarketing.it/ikea_gen.htm), which produces random names (that is never

can you get the same names).

where are those strange names coming from? an unofficial site is trying to find the answer. interesting. some examples:

Materials, curtains: women’s names

Garden furniture: Swedish islands

Carpets: Danish placenames

Lighting: terms from music, chemistry, meteorology, measures, weights, seasons, months, days, boats, sailors’ language