A space to call home. Give friends a place to set their stuff. A stool and stand creates more floor space — and more room to play! A hanger works just fine, too. Kids can also organise a welcome kit with snacks, a soft blanket and small toiletries.

Dialogue door. Stickers with erasable surfaces are a playful way for parents and children to talk to each other during the sleepover. Kids will appreciate the privacy, too. Speak in shapes, or in emoji. Hang chalk and an eraser on the door to avoid messes.

Bring out the bedding. A rollable storage unit is easy for kids to move themselves. Pull out the box to reach extra pillows and the guest’s bedding, then push it back into place. They can use the sheets for sleep...or for building something.

Fort by day, bed by night. These lightweight mattresses are easy to move around and play with. Children can fold them into a fortress, or flatten them into a comfy guest bed. Use two for extra padding. When it’s time to wake up, slide them back under the bed.

Late-night laughs. Soothe nighttime nerves so nobody will be scared of the dark. Motion sensor lighting guides guests to the bathroom. Stick them to the wall for a clear path. Portable flashlights also do the trick — and set the stage for shadow puppets!

We love to see our customers get creative with our products. Go for it! But please note that altering or modifying IKEA products so they can no longer be re-sold or used for their original purpose, means the IKEA commercial guarantees and your right to return the products will be lost.

Made by

Interior designer: Nathalie Kamkum
Photographer: Henrik Petersson
Writer: Jennifer Lee