Clues for the word "IKEA"
We've had 392 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 476 times in crosswords. It was last seen in New York Times crossword on January 06, 2026.
Referring Clues
- Big furniture retailer
- Big name in home furnishings
- Home furnishings chain
- Swedish chain
- Swedish furniture giant
- Swedish-based furniture chain
- Swedish-based chain
- Swedish retail giant
- Furniture retailer since 1943
- Big name in furniture
- International retailer whose name is an acronym
- Retail furniture chain
- Scandinavian furniture giant
- Company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Furniture chain
- Furniture retailer from Sweden
- Chain founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Swedish furniture chain
- Furniture company with an Online Assistant named Anna
- Self-assembly furniture giant
- Swedish furniture franchise
- Flat-package furniture furnisher
- Build-it-yourself furniture company
- Build-it-yourself chain
- Swedish furniture seller
- Furniture firm founded in Sweden
- Home products company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- It sells a lot of build-it-yourself furniture
- Unböring retailer
- Retail giant from 5-Down
- Swedish company with a catalog
- World's largest furniture retailer
- Maker of the Björkudden dining table
- Furnishings giant
- Chain store founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Crate & Barrel rival
- Company whose products often come with Allen wrenches
- Company that makes the Sälen sofa
- Scandinavian retailer
- Store chain founded in Älmhult, Sweden
- Its first store opened in 1958 in Älmhult, Sweden
- Furniture chain founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Sweden-based furniture chain
- Retail giant founded by a 17-year-old
- Big name in do-it-yourself furniture
- Furnisher of many dorm rooms
- Group with stores in 24 countries
- Retailer with a "Democratic Design" philosophy
- Furniture company named partly for its founder Ingvar Kamprad
- Company with an Effektiv storage furniture line
- Its USA Web site Online Assistant is named Anna
- Trendy furniture store
- Its first store opened in Älmhult, Sweden, in 1958
- Home-furnishings chain
- Put-it-together chain
- Home-decor giant
- Chain from Europe
- Chain from Scandinavia
- Pier 1 rival
- Furniture giant
- Furnisher for the frugal
- Home furnishings megastore
- Chain founded in Sweden
- Popular furniture chain
- Furniture chain founded in Sweden
- Futon shopper's stop, perhaps
- Self-assembly retail chain
- Where to buy Billy bookcases
- Swedish home furnishings chain
- Retailer with blue-and-yellow megastores
- Acronymic store name
- Swedish furniture retailer
- Maker of Karlstad living room furniture
- Scandinavian chain
- Flat-pack design pioneer
- Scandinavian furniture chain
- Retail giant whose logo has blue letters in a yellow oval
- Low-priced furniture source
- Self-assembly chain
- Pier 1 alternative
- Seller of FÖRNUFT flatware
- Source of furniture you'll throw out in three years
- Big-box in which I get extremely tired
- Popular furniture store
- Store started in Sweden
- Big name in mail-order catalogues
- Swedish superstore
- Source of cheap furniture
- International furniture retailer
- Seller of Expedit desks
- Company headquartered in Delft
- Home furnishings acronym
- Its headquarters are in Delft
- Seller of EKBY JÄRPEN shelves
- Company owned by former fascist Ingvar Kamprad
- Household goods retail chain founded in Sweden
- Assemble-it-yourself chain
- Furniture store chain
- Furniture brand
- Furniture store name
- Swedish furniture name
- Swedish furniture brand
- Furniture name
- Its logo includes its name in blue letters in a yellow oval
- Put-it-together-yourself company
- Home decor giant
- Swedish retailer
- Company that makes the Ektorp sofa
- European-based furniture giant
- Big-box store
- Chain with plans to build a Swedish wind farm
- Seller of SOMMARVIND beach accessories
- Swedish big box store
- Kamprad's chain
- Umlaut-happy retailer
- Eco-friendly chain
- Company whose first store was in Aelmhult, Sweden
- Retailer that recently admitted to using forced labor
- World's third-largest wood consumer
- Pottery Barn competitor
- Billy Bookcase seller
- Furniture store that also sells Swedish meatballs
- Its products often have Allen wrenches included
- Blue and yellow big-box
- Horsemeat meatball big box
- Billy Bookcase brand
- Big retailer of home accessories
- Assemble-it-yourself company
- Furniture chain that started in Sweden
- Furniture company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Company founded by a 17-year-old Swede
- Chain that sells Borgsjö bookcases
- Kit-selling chain
- Flat pack furniture seller
- Company name that begins with its founder's initials
- Noted provider of pictorial instructions
- Maker of BESTÅ storage products
- Blue-and-yellow megastore
- Furniture giant founded in Sweden
- EKTORP sofa seller
- Source of much dorm furniture
- Source of much cheap modern furniture
- Furniture chain for do-it-yourselfers
- Certain superstore
- Furniture megastore
- Company said to use about 1% of the world's wood supply
- Where to buy a Billy bookcase
- Modular furniture place
- Assemble-it-yourself mecca
- Purveyor of many flat packs
- International company with an acronymic name
- Its logo uses Sweden's national colors
- Big seller of lingonberry jam
- Company with a lot of manual work?
- Mass-market furniture company
- Company with "Long live the home" ads
- Furniture store that sells frozen meatballs
- Furniture giant with a blue and yellow logo
- Retail giant with stores in 23 U.S. states
- The world's largest one is in South Korea, the second-largest in Sweden
- Self-assembly furniture chain
- Its product names may contain umlauts
- Maker of NORDLI furniture
- Furniture chain that sells Swedish meatballs
- Retail giant whose catalog comes in 17 languages
- Store with a "Self Serve" furniture warehouse
- Maker of HEMNES furniture
- "Unböring" furniture chain
- Seller of the Söderhamn sofa
- Flat-package furniture chain
- Chain selling Swedish meatballs
- Company with a noted catalog
- Major lumber user
- The average size of its stores is 300,000 square feet
- Major seller of "cider äpple"
- Many of its products have legs
- Furnishings retailer with gigantic stores
- Major seller of bookcases
- Chain selling elk sausage
- Company that was the first in the U.S. to air a TV ad with a gay couple (1994)
- Seller of Billy bookcases
- Place to get a 48-Down, perhaps
- Furniture chain popular in dorms
- Seller of Kallax shelves
- Swedish furniture maker
- Chain testing solar-panel packages
- Build-it-yourself retailer
- Store with a three-syllable name in four letters
- Seller of Vurm wine racks
- Home furnishings giant
- Name in Scandinavian furniture
- Modular furniture brand
- It was founded in Almhult, Sweden
- Company that makes the Bonde storage system
- Store based in Sweden
- Ingvar Kamprad's company
- Furniture retailer with a blue and yellow logo
- Company that sells EFFEKTIV office furniture
- Big blue and yellow store
- Store from Sweden
- Furniture chain with a winding floor plan
- Big-box that's blue and yellow
- Retail chain that offers meatballs
- Blue and yellow retailer
- Store with multilingual product tags
- Retailer with a snaky floor plan
- Company whose product names are in all caps
- Retail furniture giant (which has a location in Vegas)
- Dislike assembling parts? Don't go there!
- Seller of Ingatorp tables
- Store with the same colors as the Swedish flag
- Furniture seller with unique product names
- Big name in ready-to-assemble furniture
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture seller
- Seller of many shelves
- Big bookshelf seller
- Seller of Vejmon coffee tables
- Furniture chain that sells cloudberry jam
- Anders Dahlvig is its CEO
- Chain that opened its first NYC location in 2008
- Furniture chain with a blue-and-yellow logo
- Retail giant started by a 17-year-old Swede
- The world's largest furniture retailer
- Maker of the Klippan sofa
- Seller of FORNUFT flatware
- Swedish store chain whose founder died January 27
- Global furniture giant
- Furniture chain that serves Swedish meatballs
- Furniture chain founded in Älmhult, Sweden
- Furniture superstore
- Store featuring unassembled furniture
- Chain that sells furniture and seafood
- Chain with a museum in Sweden
- Store that sells Hammarp countertops and Hektar floor lamps
- Retail giant in furniture
- Build-it-yourself furniture chain
- Source of Torsby tables
- "Make room for life" sloganeer
- Purveyor of sofas and salmon
- Source of affordable furniture
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture chain
- VURM wine rack seller
- Seller of many DIY kits
- Chain offering wordless assembly manuals
- Many of its products are named for Scandinavian places
- Retailer with a blue and yellow logo
- Company whose how-to manuals lack words
- Swedish megastore with a museum
- Flat-pack furniture chain
- Scandinavian furniture seller
- President with a place to get a Cabinet?
- Chain selling Fornuft flatware
- Chain whose product names may include umlauts
- Furniture chain also known for Swedish meatballs
- Seller of flat-package furniture
- Flat-pack furniture store
- Megastore with a museum
- Chain with a blue and yellow logo
- Store that sells meatballs
- Home to the Smland play area
- Name in DIY furniture
- Store with Ypperlig tables and chairs
- Affordable furniture brand
- Seller of KARLSTAD sofas
- Build-it-yourselfer's mecca
- Flat-package furniture retailer
- DIY furniture store
- Seller of furniture and meatballs
- Furniture store that sells Swedish meatballs
- Company with assembly lines?
- Store with a notably mazelike layout
- Furniture company that owns Swedwood
- Furniture chain for DIYers
- Acronymic furniture retailer
- Furniture store where you can eat Swedish meatballs
- Swedish furniture chain that owns TaskRabbit
- Distributor of freebie paper rulers
- Company whose bathroom sinks are named for Swedish bodies of water
- Home Depot rival
- Rooms to Go rival
- Big-box furniture chain
- Brand in a studio, maybe
- Company whose products often include Allen wrenches
- Retailer whose logo colors are the same as on its founder's national flag
- Flatpack retailer
- Furniture chain that also sells lingonberry jam
- Home furnishings store with a three-syllable name
- International retailer founded in Sweden
- Furniture chain that sells mustard
- Big seller of unassembled furniture
- Furniture store that sells meatballs
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture store
- Retailer associated with a coat-wearing monkey
- Maker of BILLY bookcases
- Swedish Food Market locale
- Swedish furniture source
- Furniture retailer founded in Sweden
- Flat-box furniture store
- Major seller of sofas
- Retail giant that opened its first U.S. store near Philadelphia in 1985
- Retailer with a meatball recipe to make at "höme"
- DIY furniture brand
- Home furnishing giant
- Chain with boxed furniture
- Seller of Rönninge chairs
- International furniture chain
- The ___ effect (tendency to overvalue self-assembled items)
- Furniture chain that also sells lingonberry preserves
- DIY furniture company
- Ready-to-assemble furniture giant
- Store with flat-package furniture
- Chain with a museum in Almhult
- Store with a Swedish Food Market
- First company to feature a gay couple in a mainstream U.S. TV ad (1994)
- Its products often come with Allen wrenches
- Seller of Uppland and Ektorp sofas
- POANG chair seller
- ___ effect, bias toward products that consumers assemble themselves
- Scandinavian furniture store
- Its merchandise often comes with pictorial instructions
- Swedish furniture store
- Producer of the world's most widely read consumer catalog
- Big believer in the freedom of assembly?
- DIY furniture giant
- Furniture company founded in Sweden
- Store that sells meatballs and bookcases
- Furniture store with a food court
- Seller of Vedbo armchairs
- Store with Småland play areas
- SUNDVIK baby furniture retailer
- Store with a one-way route through its cavernous space
- Its products often come with Allen keys
- What Shøp on "The Simpsons" is a parody of
- Big seller of flat-pack furniture
- Where one may purchase a sectional with a side of meatballs
- Company that uses about 1% of the world's wood supply annually
- Sofa brand
- Furniture store with a "fixed path" layout
- Retail giant founded in 1943 by a 17-year-old
- Store with SmÅland play areas
- Furniture chain whose first store was in Almhult
- Swedish conglomerate
- "Unböring" furniture chain
- Maker of MYDAL bunk beds
- International brand with a three-syllable name
- Superstore with wordless assembly instructions
- Furniture giant whose name is an acronym
- Store whose packages typically contain Allen keys
- Big-box store with a labyrinthine layout
- Store with a suggested navigational path
- Home furnishings superstore
- Maker of SEKTION kitchen cabinets
- Furniture chain that is developing a 3D-printed meatball
- Place to buy furniture and eat Swedish meatballs
- Seller of GLOSTAD loveseats
- Store whose products often come with Allen wrenches
- Swedish superstore with a yellow-and-blue logo
- Store whose name is an acronym
- Flatpack furniture seller
- Retail giant whose first store opened in Älmhult, Sweden
- KALLAX shelf seller
- Furniture store known for its cafeterias' meatballs
- Furniture chain with a Smaland play area
- Furniture retailer that sells FIXA tool kits
- HEMNES retailer
- Furniture store with a cafeteria
- Store that sells KALLAX shelving
- Maker of Ektorp sofas
- Store where KALLAX shelves are sold
- Maker of Sektion cabinets
- World's largest furniture company
- Wayfair alternative
- Store selling Smedstorp sofas
- Store with Småland play areas
- Billy bookcase retailer
- Company name aptly found in "The bookcase came together like a charm!"
- Store for folks who like to assemble
- Store with a Swedish House Mafia collaboration
- Retailer with POANG chairs
- Store whose website login greeting reads "Hej"
- Store with a mazelike layout
- Store that sells mattresses and meatballs
- Kallax seller
- Furniture chain that sells lingonberry jam
- Where to get a shelf off the shelf
- Seller of Storå loft beds
- Big-box store with a Småland play area
- Shopper's "maze with meatballs"
- Seller of Poäng chairs
- Store with iconic blue totes
- Longtime catalog purveyor
- Its products often include wordless assembly instructions
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- New York Times - January 06, 2026
- New York Times - December 06, 2025
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- LA Times - November 30, 2025
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- LA Times - September 27, 2025
- Daily American - September 23, 2025
- LA Times - May 22, 2025
- LA Times - May 18, 2025
- New York Times - May 14, 2025
- Daily American - May 08, 2025
- USA Today - March 23, 2025
- LA Times - March 15, 2025
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - December 11, 2024
- USA Today - December 07, 2024
- New York Times - November 11, 2024
- USA Today - October 20, 2024
- USA Today - October 11, 2024
- USA Today - October 06, 2024
- LA Times - September 22, 2024
- LA Times - September 19, 2024
- New York Times - August 12, 2024
- LA Times - August 08, 2024
- LA Times - August 01, 2024
- New York Times - July 16, 2024
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- New York Times - June 17, 2024
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