Answer: IKEA
IKEA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining IKEA with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Swedish furniture chain
- Scandinavian furniture chain
- Furniture brand
- Swedish furniture giant
- Home Depot rival
- Furniture giant
- Big furniture retailer
- Swedish furniture retailer
- Furniture chain founded in Sweden
- Company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Swedish retail giant
- Build-it-yourself chain
- World's largest furniture retailer
- Swedish chain
- Furniture chain
- Big name in furniture
- Swedish superstore
- Crate & Barrel rival
- Chain founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Swedish-based furniture chain
- Self-assembly furniture giant
- Home furnishings chain
- Home decor giant
- Furniture store name
- Billy Bookcase seller
- DIY furniture brand
- Build-it-yourself furniture chain
- The world's largest furniture retailer
- Swedish retailer
- Swedish furniture store
- Self-assembly retail chain
- Self-assembly furniture chain
- Maker of BILLY bookcases
- Home-decor giant
- Furniture store that sells Swedish meatballs
- Furniture store that sells meatballs
- Furniture chain with a winding floor plan
- Furnishings giant
- Company whose products often come with Allen wrenches
- Company that makes the Ektorp sofa
- Chain store founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Blue-and-yellow megastore
- Big name in do-it-yourself furniture
- "Unböring" furniture chain
- Where to buy a Billy bookcase
- Trendy furniture store
- Swedish-based chain
- Swedish megastore with a museum
- Swedish home furnishings chain
- Swedish company that sells do-it-yourself furniture
- Sweden-based furniture chain
- Store with Småland play areas
- Store with a Swedish Food Market
- Store that sells Swedish meatballs
- Store from Sweden
- Store chain founded in Älmhult, Sweden
- Seller of FÖRNUFT flatware
- Seller of Billy bookcases
- Scandinavian furniture store
- Scandinavian furniture giant
- Scandinavian chain
- Retailer with blue-and-yellow megastores
- Retailer with a snaky floor plan
- Retailer with a blue and yellow logo
- Retail chain that offers meatballs
- Popular furniture store
- Popular furniture chain
- Maker of HEMNES furniture
- Labyrinthine furniture store
- Its products often come with Allen wrenches
- It sells a lot of build-it-yourself furniture
- Ingvar Kamprad's company
- Home furnishings giant
- Home furnishing giant
- Global furniture giant
- Furniture store that sells Swedish lingonberry jam
- Furniture store that also sells Swedish meatballs
- Furniture store chain
- Furniture retailer with a blue and yellow logo
- Furniture retailer from Sweden
- Furniture giant founded in Sweden
- Furniture company named partly for its founder Ingvar Kamprad
- Furniture chain that serves Swedish meatballs
- Furniture chain that also sells lingonberry preserves
- Furniture chain from Scandinavia
- Furniture chain founded in Älmhult, Sweden
- Furniture chain founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Furniture chain based in Sweden
- Flat-package furniture chain
- Flat-pack furniture store
- EKTORP sofa seller
- Do-it-yourself furniture chain
- DIY furniture store
- Construct-it-yourself furniture company
- Company that sells EFFEKTIV office furniture
- Company name that begins with its founder's initials
- Chain whose goods often come with an Allen wrench
- Chain founded in Sweden
- Casey with a countdown
- Blue and yellow retailer
- Billy Bookcase brand
- Big-box that's blue and yellow
- Big name in ready-to-assemble furniture
- Big name in home furnishings
- Big blue and yellow store
- Assemble-it-yourself chain
- World's third-largest wood consumer
- World's largest furniture seller
- Where to find MALM bed frames and meatballs
- Where to buy Billy bookcases
- Where elk sausage is sold
- VURM wine rack seller
- Unböring retailer
- Umlaut-happy retailer
- The world's largest one is in South Korea, the second-largest in Sweden
- The average size of its stores is 300,000 square feet
- The ___ effect (tendency to overvalue self-assembled items)
- Swedish superstore with a yellow-and-blue logo
- Swedish store with a restaurant and showroom
- Swedish store specializing in assemble-it-yourself furniture
- Swedish store chain whose founder died January 27
- Swedish home furnishings store
- Swedish home furnishings retailer
- Swedish home decor company
- Swedish furniture store chain
- Swedish furniture source
- Swedish furniture seller
- Swedish furniture name
- Swedish furniture maker
- Swedish furniture franchise
- Swedish furniture chain that owns TaskRabbit
- Swedish furniture brand
- Swedish furniture and meatball retailer
- Swedish furniture and meatball chain
- Swedish furnisher
- Swedish Food Market's location
- Swedish Food Market locale
- Swedish company with a catalog
- Swedish company now headquartered in the Netherlands
- Swedish chain that sells meatballs, among other things
- Swedish build-it-yourself furniture manufacturer
- Swedish bookcase seller
- Swedish big box store
- Swedish "do-it-yourself" furniture company
- Superstore with wordless assembly instructions
- SUNDVIK baby furniture retailer
- Store with Ypperlig tables and chairs
- Store with unassembled furniture
- Store with the same colors as the Swedish flag
- Store with tables and meatballs
- Store with SmŒland play areas
- Store with multilingual product tags
- Store with furniture and Swedish meatballs
- Store with BILLY bookcases
- Store with a three-syllable name in four letters
- Store with a Swedish House Mafia collaboration
- Store with a notably mazelike layout
- Store with a "Self Serve" furniture warehouse
- Store whose website login greeting reads "Hej"
- Store whose products sound either like death metal bands or Tolkein elvish words
- Store whose product names include many umlauts
- Store whose product names contain many umlauts
- Store whose packages typically contain Allen keys
- Store whose biggest seller is a bookcase called Billy
- Store where KALLAX shelves are sold
- Store that sells meatballs and bookcases
- Store that sells meatballs
- Store that sells KALLAX shelving
- Store that sells Hammarp countertops and Hektar floor lamps
- Store that sells Fixa tools
- Store started in Sweden
- Store for folks who like to assemble
- Store featuring unassembled furniture
- Store based in Sweden
- Source of Torsby tables
- Source of much dorm furniture
- Source of much cheap modern furniture
- Source of lots of Allen wrenches
- Source of furniture you'll throw out in three years
- Source of Färlöv sofas
- Source of cheap furniture
- Source of affordable furniture
- SNIGLAR crib seller
- Seller of Vurm wine racks
- Seller of Vejmon coffee tables
- Seller of Vedbo armchairs
- Seller of Uppland and Ektorp sofas
- Seller of the Söderhamn sofa
- Seller of tables and shelves
- Seller of SOMMARVIND beach accessories
- Seller of Sandbacken sofas
- Seller of Rönninge chairs
- Seller of PINNTORP tables
- Seller of MÖRBYLÅNGA tables
- Seller of modular furniture
- Seller of mattresses and meatballs
- Seller of many shelves
- Seller of many DIY kits
- Seller of Malm beds
- Seller of Lycksele Lövås sleeper sofas
- Seller of Klippan loveseats
- Seller of Klimpfjäll tables
- Seller of KARLSTAD sofas
- Seller of Kallax shelves
- Seller of Jokkmokk tables
- Seller of Ingo tables and Ivar chairs
- Seller of Ingatorp tables
- Seller of GLOSTAD loveseats
- Seller of furniture and meatballs
- Seller of flat-package furniture
- Seller of Finnala sofas
- Seller of Expedit desks
- Seller of Ektorp sofas
- Seller of cabinet kits
- Seller of boxed beds
- Seller of Bjursta tables and Bertil chairs
- Seller of assemble-it-yourself furniture
- Seller of a Rationell line of products
- Self-assembly chain
- Seemingly endless furniture store
- Scandinavian-based chain of furniture stores
- Scandinavian retailer
- Scandinavian home furnishings chain
- Scandinavian furniture seller
- Scandinavian furniture and housewares seller
- Scandinavian chain that sells assemble-it-yourself furniture
- Rooms to Go rival
- Retailer with PDFs of their assembly manuals
- Retailer with a meatball recipe to make at "höme"
- Retailer with a "Democratic Design" philosophy
- Retailer whose logo colors are the same as on its founder's national flag
- Retailer whose "Gutvik" children's bed translates to "good fuck" in German
- Retailer that shares logo colors with the Swedish flag
- Retailer that sells "Effektiv" office furniture
- Retailer that recently admitted to using forced labor
- Retailer known for its labyrinthine floor layouts
- Retailer known for its catalog
- Retailer founded in Sweden
- Retailer for your sofa and lingonberry jam needs
- Retailer associated with a coat-wearing monkey
- Retail's "Big Blue Box"
- Retail giant with stores in 23 U.S. states
- Retail giant whose logo has blue letters in a yellow oval
- Retail giant whose catalog comes in 17 languages
- Retail giant that opened its first U.S. store near Philadelphia in 1985
- Retail giant started by a 17-year-old Swede
- Retail giant in furniture
- Retail giant founded by a 17-year-old
- Retail furniture giant (which has a location in Vegas)
- Retail furniture chain
- Ready-to-assemble furniture store
- Ready-to-assemble furniture giant
- Put-it-together-yourself company
- Put-it-together chain
- Purveyor of TORNVIKEN islands
- Purveyor of sofas and salmon
- Purveyor of many flat packs
- Producer of the world's most widely read consumer catalog
- Pottery Barn competitor
- POANG chair seller
- Place to buy furniture and eat Swedish meatballs
- Place to buy a FRIHETEN sleeper sofa
- Place to buy a FNISS or a plate of meatballs
- Pier 1 rival
- Pier 1 alternative
- Noted provider of pictorial instructions
- Norsborg sofa seller
- Nordli bed frame seller
- Name on many furniture assembly instructions
- Name in DIY furniture
- Modular furniture place
- Modular furniture chain
- Modular furniture brand
- Megastore with a museum
- Megastore that sells meatballs
- Megastore founded in Sweden
- Mass-market furniture company
- Many of its products have legs
- Many of its products are named for Scandinavian places
- Malm furniture seller
- Malm dresser maker
- MALM desk seller
- Maker of the Voxnan faucet
- Maker of the Klippan sofa
- Maker of the GROGGY wine opener
- Maker of the Ektorp sofa
- Maker of the Björkudden dining table
- Maker of SEKTION kitchen cabinets
- Maker of Sektion cabinets
- Maker of NORDLI furniture
- Maker of MYDAL bunk beds
- Maker of Karlstad living room furniture
- Maker of Ektorp sofas
- Maker of BESTÅ storage products
- Major seller of sofas
- Major seller of bookcases
- Major seller of "cider äpple"
- Major packer of Allen wrenches
- Major lumber user
- Low-priced furniture source
- Largest consumer of wood in the world
- Kit-selling chain
- Kamprad's chain
- KALLAX shelf seller
- Its USA Web site Online Assistant is named Anna
- Its products often have Allen wrenches included
- Its product names may contain umlauts
- Its product names have a lot of umlauts and slashed o's
- Its merchandise often comes with pictorial instructions
- Its logo uses Sweden's national colors
- Its logo includes its name in blue letters in a yellow oval
- Its headquarters are in Delft
- Its first store was in Älmhult
- Its first store opened in Älmhult, Sweden, in 1958
- Its first store opened in 1958 in Älmhult, Sweden
- Its catalog has more copies printed annually than the Bible
- It was founded in Almhult, Sweden
- It acquired Stør in 1992
- International retailer whose name is an acronym
- International retailer founded in Sweden
- International furniture retailer
- International furniture chain
- International company with an acronymic name
- Household goods retail chain founded in Sweden
- Horsemeat meatball big box
- Home-furnishings chain
- Home to the Smland play area
- Home products company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Home of flat-pack furniture
- Home furnishings store with a three-syllable name
- Home furnishings megastore
- Home furnishings acronym
- HEMNES retailer
- Group with stores in 24 countries
- Global furniture retailer
- Futon shopper's stop, perhaps
- Furniture-kit retail chain
- Furniture superstore
- Furniture store with a food court
- Furniture store with a cafeteria
- Furniture store where you can eat Swedish meatballs
- Furniture store that sells frozen meatballs
- Furniture store that sells "Poäng" and "Ektorp" chairs
- Furniture store that sells "plant balls"
- Furniture store chain that also sells Swedish meatballs
- Furniture seller with unique product names
- Furniture retailer whose stores include restaurants that sell Swedish food
- Furniture retailer that sells FIXA tool kits
- Furniture retailer since 1943
- Furniture retailer founded in Sweden
- Furniture megastore
- Furniture giant with a blue-and-yellow logo
- Furniture giant with a blue and yellow logo
- Furniture firm founded in Sweden
- Furniture company with an Online Assistant named Anna
- Furniture company that owns Swedwood
- Furniture company founded in Sweden
- Furniture company founded by Ingvar Kamprad
- Furniture chain with Swedish-named products
- Furniture chain with an annual catalog
- Furniture chain with a Smaland play area
- Furniture chain with a blue-and-yellow logo
- Furniture chain with "Effektiv" office furniture
- Furniture chain with "Bjursta" and "Ingatorp" dining tables
- Furniture chain whose first store was in Almhult
- Furniture chain that started in Sweden
- Furniture chain that sells the Poäng chair
- Furniture chain that sells Swedish meatballs
- Furniture chain that sells mustard
- Furniture chain that sells cloudberry jam
- Furniture chain that is developing a 3D-printed meatball
- Furniture chain that also sells meatballs
- Furniture chain that also sells lingonberry jam
- Furniture chain that also sells cloudberry jam
- Furniture chain popular in dorms
- Furniture chain from Sweden
- Furniture chain for do-it-yourselfers
- Furniture chain for DIYers
- Furniture chain also known for Swedish meatballs
- Furnishings retailer with gigantic stores
- Furnisher of many dorm rooms
- Furnisher for the frugal
- Flatpack retailer
- Flatpack furniture seller
- Flatbox furniture store
- Flat-package furniture retailer
- Flat-package furniture furnisher
- Flat-pack furniture seller
- Flat-pack furniture chain
- Flat-pack design pioneer
- Flat-box furniture store
- Flat pack furniture seller
- First company to feature a gay couple in a mainstream U.S. TV ad (1994)
- European-based furniture giant
- European-based furniture chain
- Eco-friendly chain
- Do-it-yourself furniture store
- Do-it-yourself furniture company
- DIY furniture giant
- DIY furniture company
- Distributor of freebie paper rulers
- Company with assembly lines?
- Company with an Effektiv storage furniture line
- Company with an “Unböring” ad campaign
- Company with a noted catalog
- Company with a lot of manual work?
- Company with "Long live the home" ads
- Company whose products use %1 of the entire world's commercial supply of wood
- Company whose products often include Allen wrenches
- Company whose products I need multiple YouTube videos to assemble
- Company whose product names are in all caps
- Company whose how-to manuals lack words
- Company whose first store was in Aelmhult, Sweden
- Company whose bathroom sinks are named for Swedish bodies of water
- Company that was the first in the U.S. to air a TV ad with a gay couple (1994)
- Company that sells the FIXA tools
- Company that makes the Sälen sofa
- Company that makes the Bonde storage system
- Company said to use about 1% of the world's wood supply
- Company owned by former fascist Ingvar Kamprad
- Company headquartered in Delft
- Company founded by a 17-year-old Swede
- Chain with plans to build a Swedish wind farm
- Chain with chairs
- Chain with boxed furniture
- Chain with beds
- Chain with a museum in Sweden
- Chain with a museum in Almhult
- Chain with a blue and yellow logo
- Chain whose showrooms resemble mazes
- Chain whose product names may include umlauts
- Chain that supplies lots of Allen wrenches
- Chain that sells furniture and seafood
- Chain that sells "Klippan" sofas and "Poäng" armchairs
- Chain that opened its first NYC location in 2008
- Chain that distributes lots of Allen wrenches
- Chain testing solar-panel packages
- Chain selling Swedish meatballs
- Chain selling Fornuft flatware
- Chain selling elk sausage
- Chain offering wordless assembly manuals
- Chain headquartered in the Netherlands
- Chain from Scandinavia
- Chain from Europe
- Certain superstore
- Buy-and-build retailer
- Build-it-yourselfer's mecca
- Build-it-yourself retailer
- Build-it-yourself furniture store
- Build-it-yourself furniture retailer
- Build-it-yourself furniture company
- Brand that uses Sweden's national colors
- Brand in a studio, maybe
- Brand begun in Älmhult
- Blue and yellow big-box
- Billy bookcase retailer
- Billy bookcase maker
- Big-box store with a meandering path
- Big-box store
- Big-box retailer
- Big-box in which I get extremely tired
- Big-box furniture chain
- Big Swedish home furnishings seller
- Big seller of unassembled furniture
- Big seller of ready-to-assemble furniture
- Big seller of lingonberry jam
- Big retailer of home accessories
- Big retailer of furniture and meatballs
- Big name in world domination via shitty futons
- Big name in DIY furniture
- Big bookshelf seller
- Big believer in the freedom of assembly?
- Assemble-it-yourself retailer headquartered in Sweden
- Assemble-it-yourself retailer
- Assemble-it-yourself mecca
- Assemble-it-yourself home furnishings chain
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture store
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture seller
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture chain
- Assemble-it-yourself furniture brand
- Assemble-it-yourself company
- Anders Dahlvig is its CEO
- Affordable furniture brand
- Acronymic store name
- Acronymic furniture retailer
- "Make room for life" sloganeer
- "Democratic design" retailer
- "Attention ___ shoppers! I'm from Sweden and love furniture"
- ___ effect, bias toward products that consumers assemble themselves
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