Ikea will always be known for its inexpensive flat-packed furniture, but there’s plenty more in store to wow bargain hunters. From baskets and kitchen gadgets to textiles and toys, there’s a huge variety of home goods, many of them at a shockingly low price. Here’s a look at some of Ikea’s tried-and-true best buys for $10 and under.
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Ikea 365+ Food Container
Price: $5 Buy It
Upgrading those smelly plastic food containers doesn’t have to be a budget-buster. Buyers say these glass containers are easily stackable, with lids that seal easily and tightly.
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Variera Pot Lid Organizer
Price: $8 Buy It
The genius of this stainless steel pot-lid holder is that it’s adjustable from just over 3 inches long to almost 20 inches based on the depth of a cabinet or drawer. Happy owners say it holds lids of all sizes securely without causing unsightly scratches, and many report finding other uses for it, organizing cutting boards, crafts, and even mail.
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Fiestad Picture Frame
This two-sided picture frame is distinctive but easy to display, and it’s perfectly sized for snapshots and postcards. Reviewers say it’s especially great for kids’ rooms, classrooms, or anywhere a glassed-in frame would be impractical.
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Sortsö Rug
These simple, unbleached cotton rugs are practical for any place where you want a floor covering you don’t have to baby. Buyers say they’re durable and easy to clean, especially for just a few bucks.
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Flådis Basket
Price: $10 Buy It
This handmade seagrass basket with near-perfect reviews has a more rustic feel than many of Ikea’s modern pieces. It’s just big enough for crafts, a throw blanket, a few books, or other clutter.
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Krama Washcloths, 10 ct.
Save on disposable wipes or paper towels by using these inexpensive 100% cotton washcloths instead. Each 12l cloth has a colorful loop sewn onto the corner that makes it easy to hang.
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Torkis Laundry Basket
Price: $8 Buy It
Made of flexible plastic, this laundry basket also makes a great storage bin, beverage holder, and recycling bin, buyers say. Those who do like it for laundry love the lack of sharp edges and say they can squeeze it into tight places.
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Mosslanda Picture Ledge
Price: $10 Buy It
Showcase photos, paintings, knickknacks, and even small plants in a different way by using a picture ledge such as this well-loved option. A groove keeps smaller frames and photos from slipping down.
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Koppla USB Charger
Price: $8 Buy It
In this day and age, who can’t use another place to plug in a phone or tablet? Juice up three devices at once with this compact charger, which detects devices and adjusts output automatically. Reviewers especially love it for travel.
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Skynke Shopping Bag
Price: $1 Buy It
Ikea’s hard-to-miss Frakta bags get a lot of attention, but if you need something a little less blue and crinkly, the Skynke folds small enough to fit in a coat pocket but has lots of room for groceries, books, or other heavy loads. It comes in three styles.
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Försiktig Children’s Stool
Price: $6 Buy It
Give little ones a boost with this cheerful, compact stool. It has an anti-slip base and surface to help ensure small feet don’t slip, and it’s lightweight enough for kids to easily carry around the house.
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Finfördela Chopping Mat, 2 ct.
Price: $1.50 Buy It
These flexible chopping mats are a practical alternative to heavy cutting boards, owners say. Made of polypropylene, they have an anti-slip bottom that keep them in place when you’re slicing and dicing.
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Lurvig Scratching Mat
Price: $8 Buy It
No need to buy a standalone scratching post when you can turn any table or chair leg into one. Made from sisal and jute, this mat comes with sewn-on straps that will keep it secured wherever you want to direct your cat’s claws.
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Buy: Ikea 365+ Glasses
Price: $6 Buy It
Glassware doesn’t need to break the bank, and at just over a buck a glass, these simple 15-ounce tumblers are a particularly good value. They inspire raves from owners who say they’re sturdy, but if you need expert proof, they survived drop tests better than much pricier glasses in Wirecutter testing.
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Muskot Plant Pot
Price: $3 Buy It
Available in at least a half-dozen sizes, the Muskot is beloved for its low price point and clean, modern design that blends seamlessly with just about any decor.
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Chosigt Ice Pop Molds
Price: $2 Buy It
Make your own sweet treats this summer with these ice pop molds, a reviewer favorite. Included stands make it easy to keep them upright in the freezer.
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Toftbo Bath Mat
Price: $8 Buy It
Owners say these soft, absorbent microfiber bath mats dry quickly and are oh-so-comfy to step on after a bath or shower. Even better, they wash and dry well when they get a little musty.
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Polarvide Throw
Price: $4 Buy It
This simple, inexpensive fleece throw is soft and warm, of course, but reviewers particularly love to use it as a travel blanket and for keeping furniture protected from cat claws and muddy paws.
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Gunde Folding Chair
Price: $8 Buy It
It’s hard to beat the price of this sub-$10 chair, especially when you need some extra seating in a pinch. Owners love how compactly it folds and say it’s surprisingly sturdy.
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Lillabo Train Set
Price: $10 Buy It
Why spend big on Thomas or Brio when Ikea can keep your little train lover entertained for less? Made of beech, this set is still compatible with the name brands, and it’s more durable than the price may suggest, reviewers say.
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Tåsjön Slippers
Price: $3 Buy It
Ikea may be the last place you’d think to look for slippers, but here they are — and at a steal. Lightweight with a comfy foam sole, they may even make lounging at home feel like a spa day.
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Knarrevik Nightstand
Price: $10 Buy It
A steel nightstand for $10? That’s not a typo. Even better, owners say it’s a great buy, fitting perfectly into small apartments, and the lower shelf adds extra storage.
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Malinda Chair Pad
Price: $5 Buy It
Treat your backside right with this thick, cushy chair pad that has hook and loop fasteners. Toss it in the washer and dryer once the fabric starts looking dingy.
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Doppa Bathtub Mat
Price: $8 Buy It
Slip and slide no more with this grippy natural rubber bathtub mat. It suctions to the tub firmly, owners say, and a ring in the corner makes it easier to hang and drip-dry after use, preventing grime from building up.
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Isberget Tablet Stand
Price: $5 Buy It
Whether you want to watch a movie or look at a recipe on your tablet, there are times when hands-free is the way to be. This simple plastic holder can prop it at two viewing angles.
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