PublishedJan 16, 2025 1:45 AM EST
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At the top of the year, we asked our editorial crew topinpoint one itemthey think will be a hit with IKEA shoppers in 2025. Our photographer Belle Morizio’s prediction? Thenew Ivosjon Cabinet, an adorable, tall storage unit with lift-up, slide-in drawers dotted with circles. And if you really want to commit to the funky piece, you won’t want to sleep on the matchingIvosjon mirroreither. Also made of more than 50% recycled plastic, the medicine cabinet is a measly $20 and offers both openandclosed storage. Honestly, rude of IKEA to be this good.
Like its cabinet counterpart, the product keeps the circular theme going with its big mirror and pale mint color. Its four rounded corners give it an extra sculptural kick—one that’s slightly reminiscent ofReady to Hang’s $895 Bezel Mirror. Same vibe, vastly different price tag.
Most of all, we love that IKEA’s brand-new medicine cabinet isn’t justallmirror on the outside like your typical rectangular snooze-fest. The open shelf along the base is perfect for stashing things you reach for constantly, like hand soap (tiny pedestal sink? no problem!) and toothpaste. Then there are two bonus shelves behind the closed door, which is held in place with a magnetic lock. Sorcery.
If your boring bathroom mirror is begging for a storage-friendly upgrade, the Ivosjon is calling your name. And the best part? You don’t have to call a contractor to recess it into the wall: simply screw it into a flat surface and—voila—instant storage. Your landlord will never know.
Lydia Geisel has been stirring the creative pot at Domino since 2017. She writes and edits her way through home tours and design stories like it's a competitive sport. She lives in Brooklyn—because of course she does.
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