When you're traveling, do you miss the comfort of your KLIPPAN? A pop-up lounge at Paris' Charles De Gaulle Airport will be furnished by IKEA. Over 2,000 square feet and open to everyone, there will be sofas and TVs, a supervised play area for the kids, and 9 bedrooms for a quick cat nap. The lounge opens today and closes August 5.
In other news, China is building a dinosaur theme park, and 5 new garden coffee table books are out this summer. See the headlines after the jump.
• Ikea to Furnish "VIP" Lounge in Charles de Gaulle Airport | Curbed
• Flames Of Fury, Animatronic Raptors, And A Brachiosaurus Half-Pipe: Inside China's Massive Jurassic Dream Theme Park | Fast Company
• Paradise Bound | Elle Decor
(Image: IKEA via Curbed)
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The "comfort" of a Klippan? LOL, no one who actually owned one would ever use the terms comfort+Klippan. They're rock hard, and anything but comfortable. Cute, cheap, yes...comfy, NO.
What a genius marketing technique. Lots of bored travelers with hours to spend trying out IKEA products.