IKEA is proud to unveil the latest MÄVINN collection. The newest iteration features 18 handcrafted items where artisans’ heritage, traditional skills and resilient creativity shape a tangible better everyday life at home.
Building on the success of previous launches, the 2025 MÄVINN collection includes a range of handmade products crafted by artisans in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Jordan, and Thailand. Each piece highlights the traditional craftsmanship and innovative uses of natural materials, bringing cultural heritage with contemporary design.
“The MÄVINN collection offers so much more than home furnishing. It is a collection which offers a source of empowerment by working with skilled artisans to build a more resilient future.” Says Helene Loberg, Country Sustainability Manager, IKEA Canada. “By selecting MÄVINN, Canadians will be able to support sustainable livelihoods and help create a more inclusive society—all while bringing home pieces crafted with intention, heart, and a story to tell.
This edition’s theme—table setting—embodies the power of gathering. By collaborating with different social enterprise businesses, IKEA makes room for more people to share in the value of co-creation. Every piece in the MÄVINN collection celebrates two essential ingredients: the artisans’ collaborative spirit and the natural materials they transform.
Co-creation lies at the heart of MÄVINN. These handcrafted products not only keep local traditions and knowledge alive but also offer IKEA customers a chance to connect on a global scale. Designer Maria Vinka explains: “I love working with the MÄVINN collections since all the creating occurs in collaboration with skilled social businesses and artisans. They bring in their craft, and we amplify their work and bring it to the customer. It’s a continuous dialogue.”
The current iteration of the MÄVINN collection will be available in IKEA stores across Canada and online starting in September 2025 and a new edition will follow in January 2026. IKEA remains dedicated to transforming craftsmanship into positive change. Moving forward, a new edition of MÄVINN will be released every six months.
