Released for IKEA Australia, but downloadable here Stateside for all of us to play around with, this free iPad optimized app helps users visualize an IKEA-furnished space with a scrapbook style interface. Put together your room with rotate, resize, flip, and layer options, with product prices available, and the option to share your Pinterest-ready space via social network channels directly from the app...
IKEA Australia has just launched KLIPPBOK (free), an inspiration platform that allows customers to experiment with their favourite IKEA products and create innovative ideas for their home on their iPad and desktop.Based on the success of a moodboard site with IKEA fans earlier this year, we created KLIPPBOK (Swedish for scrapbook) - a scrapbooking tool that gives users the creative freedom to bring their ideas to life while developing moodboards, scrapbooks and even full roomsets.
(Images: IKEA)
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Is it me or does anyone else have a hard time feeling positive about anything Ikea does after learning this month that they knowingly built their fortune on the backs of East German Slave Labor in the 80's?
(And once the wall fell...they've migrated to slave labor in China?)
I don't know AT...your constant shilling for Ikea is kind of giving me the willies.
Wow. This looks amazingly similar to an App created by a Product Design Agency in Minnesota, USA. Video, touch interface and everything. Also was launched almost a year ago.
http://treatandcompany.com/2012/05/31/printspatternsproducts-check-out-our-new-app/