Each designer has submitted one design, and although all very different, there’s a uniting process of using wool and other natural materials in an avant-garde fashion, using themes like modern design and street culture to create something disruptive and unique.

Speaking about his involvement in the collection, Abloh, said: “I wanted an ironic take on the traditional attitude to furnishing where the living room is just a showroom, not somewhere you sit. The parental ‘don’t ruin the furniture’ kind of thing I think has really impacted how younger people think.”

Abloh’s design has been highly-anticipated, and it features a statement ‘Keep Off’ slogan over a traditional, swirling pattern. It’s an exciting nod towards the wider homeware collection that he will release with IKEA later in the year.

Although Abloh’s design will only be available online, most of the limited-edition collection of woven artworks will be available in-store and online from May. See more about the collection here.

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