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The Long, Slow Process of IKEA Design
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Ikea's kitchen design team in Sweden and efforts to design the "Metod" kitchen. This took five years with attention to details for bringing the cost down. IKEA sells kitchens costing as low as $3000. The effort pays off in emerging markets such as China, Russia and India.
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It took IKEA 5 years to design the "Metod" kitchen and get it just right down to the smell of the wood and functionality details. This is how IKEA designs its products with meticulous atention to detail, style and functionality.
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