IKEA Is Renting a Tiny Apartment in Japan and It's Filled With Space-Saving Furniture From the Brand
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Given IKEA's knack for space-saving and space-making furniture, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that the Sweden-based brand is both furnishing and renting out a tiny apartment in Japan. Design Boom reports that the petite apartment is located in the Shinjuku district and will be available for only 99 yen per month. That converts to less than one U.S. dollar per month ($0.86)!
Just how small is the tiny apartment? The rental measures in at just 10-square-meters (107-square-foot). Among the multi-functional IKEA pieces featured in the apartment are an IVAR storage system and a one seater soft that converts into a bed.
"One of the keys is to make good use of the vertical space. By capturing the room three-dimensionally, new possibilities open up in a limited space," a description on the IKEA website reads.
The apartment is available to rent for IKEA family members only, and will be available until January 15, 2023. Those interested in the apartment have until December 3 to apply online.
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