You can now turn your favourite IKEA furniture into GINGERBREAD to transform your edible festive house into a stylish ‘home’
- Ikea has launched a kit to help people make gingerbread furniture this year
- The furniture transforms the gingerbread house into a gingerbread home
- There are six different furniture ideas, and the kits are available for free online
The annual gingerbread house just got an interior makeover – with the launch of edible flat-pack, bake at home furniture.
The gingerbread furniture is part of Ikea’s Christmas offerings, and includes bite-sized designs of some of their most iconic pieces including a bed, armchair and book case.
The replica furniture looks amazing once it has been pieced together – and there is always room for some artistic flair with books, pillows and table decorations easily created from left over dough.
Ikea has now got bake at home kits to make gingerbread furniture in time for Christmas
The kits are available online – and include templates to make the flat-packs
The furniture kits are free on the company’s website and comes with assembly instructions just like the popular flat-pack furniture.
There are six designs in total, including the Malm bedframe, Rens rug, Strandmon armchair, Billy bookcase, Lack table and Jokkmokk table and chairs.
Ikea say the furniture transforms the humble gingerbread house into a gingerbread home.
The furniture comes out as bite-sized versions of the most popular designs
There are six designs in total, including the Malm bedframe, Rens rug, Strandmon armchair, Billy bookcase, Lack table and Jokkmokk table and chairs
The images are easy to make, and good for the whole family, according to Ikea
There are also a limited number of gingerbread home kits, which come with cookie cutters to take the hard work out of making the edible furniture.
However these are a promotion for Ikea members, and cannot be bought. Members must make a purchase at the store or online and scan their card to go into the draw for the cookie cutters.
Ikea also sell gingerbread houses for the holiday season.