Tag: IKEA

The limited-edition KVANTING bag features the six colors of the most common rainbow flag, a symbol of LGBT Pride.The Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the charitable arm of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation's largest LGBT rights advocate, will receive 100 percent of the proceeds from the sale of IKEA's tote.Beginning June 1, IKEA will hang the rainbow flag outside all its U.S. Stores."At IKEA, our culture is centered on the value of togetherness," Rafael Fantauzzi, diversity and inclusion manager...

Home furnishing mega store IKEA, has announced that they will start selling their iconic KVANTING shopping bag with a full rainbow print in celebration of Pride Month at all IKEA U.S. stores. According to their press release, IKEA will donate 100% of the profits from the sale of these bags to the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. Now you can tote around your PYSSLINGAR and FLÄRDFULL with pride! IKEA has been a supporter...

Now your entire laundromat will know how gay you are. What does it mean to queer a space? To make something queer? Does just the mere presence of a queer person make a space non-straight? Contemplate these questions and more as you schlep your laundry to the laundromat in this rainbow-colored IKEA bag! IKEA announced that it is partnering with the Human Rights Campaign Foundation to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a rainbow-colored, limited-edition KVANTING shopping bag. If you purchase the...

A same-sex couple have pulled out of the competition to become the face of Ikea in Russia. The Swedish furniture company was offering the chance for anyone to become the face of Ikea. Families, couples, friends and individuals could enter the competition to be in a photoshoot for a magazine cover. However, the models who were in the lead for the competition, Lev Polyakov and his boyfriend, have pulled out of the competition. The couple were winning the competition with 7000 votes...

The furniture company features the couple in their newest American dream-inspired ad campaign. IKEA launched a new ad campaign where they feature an interracial gay couple as they lay snuggled up on the couch together. Behind them a flag reads "All homes are created equal." The new campaign tackles the ever changing idea of the American dream, AdWeek reports. "There are so many different ways that Americans live—multigenerational, gay parents, etc.—that define the real portrait of the America that's really out there," Leslie Stone...