Celebrate New Year’s Eve in style

Apartment interior with party-style decorations and lighting; fireworks over a cityscape visible through tall windows.

The countdown has begun! Make the last evening of the year one to remember by treating yourself to an all-out party.

Wall section with several cube-shaped wall shelves, a kitchen trolley standing below, all filled with festive accessories.

Make a show of it

Canapés or gold lamés, it’s a night for feeling extravagant. Let the ingredients of the occasion look the part. Don’t stop until you can’t tell where the food stops and the decorations begin.

Part of window, cityscape beyond, with a deep sill filled with treats on a serving stand; cosy seating and LED candles.

A night going out with a bang

Take a seat by the window and behold the fireworks across the sky. After all, they’re just as enjoyable at a distance. But be sure to keep treats and drinks as close as you can. (LED candles are safe to keep close as well.)

Clothes rack placed near a wall, a party-style, shaggy jacket hanging on it and its rod wrapped in a large lighting chain.

There’s no such thing as too much mood lighting

Deck out your home to match the moment. Use candles, lighting chains and lamps to make it a starry night, inside and out.

“Many experience an absurd pressure to socialise or attend parties on New Year’s Eve. I want to show that it’s perfectly fine to celebrate on your own – and still make it a festive night.”

Saša Antić, IKEA interior designer

Long deep windowsill densely decorated with LED candles and tea lights, sheepskins for seating and a serving stand of treats.

Waiting for a new beginning

Savour a good evening and let the year end on a high note. The next one: full of promise. Happy New Year!

We love to see our customers get creative with our products. Go for it! But please note that altering or modifying IKEA products so they can no longer be re-sold or used for their original purpose, means the IKEA commercial guarantees and your right to return the products will be lost.

Made by

Interior designer: Saša Antić
Photographer: Henrik Pettersson
Writer: Henrik Annemark