IKEA launches online home planning and interior design services in the UAE
The design group makes it easy for customers to breathe new life into their spaces.
IKEA has launched new online home planning and interior design services in the UAE.
For those looking to breathe new life into their living spaces the Swedish design group is making it easy for customers.
It could also be an opportunity for people to revamp their home offices, since the majority of UAE citizens and residents are currently working from home.
A free consultation process is available for the home planning services whereby customers can coordinate with consultants how best to reconfigure spaces in the home whether it in the kitchen, bedroom, living spaces and more.
The interior design services start from Dhs250. Customers will be able to chat one-on-one with an expert about their interior goals for their home.
The online home planning and interior design services are available daily from 9am until 6pm.
It should also be noted IKEA is taking every precaution necessary, as has been advised by the World Health Organisation, in order to ensure the highest health and safety standards for both their employees and customers.
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