IKEA Pop-Up Café In London Offers Breakfast In Bed (But Not Your Own Bed)

IKEA Wants To Bring You Breakfast In Bed (For Free)
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Brace yourselves - there's another pop-up café in London and it's bound to make you jealous.

Swedish flat-pack furniture giant IKEA is opening up a short-lived eatery in Shoreditch without tables - you enjoy a free breakfast from the comfort of one of their beds.

The menu will include typical Scandinavian morning fare - pastries, coffee and juice. But there's another menu that's a little less typical - a pillow menu. You can choose your pillows before you eat. This is a revelation.

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Table for two? Ok, give me ten minutes and a tiny screwdriver

"You can sample a range of classic Scandinavian breakfast delicacies whilst enjoying some quiet time between the sheets," the company says. "Choose to relax in a single bed or cozy up in a double with a loved one where you will be waited on hand and foot by our serving staff."

In addition to waiters, they'll also have in-house "sleepologists" to help you learn how to get a better night's sleep. Although their advice will probably just be "buy an Ikea bed".

All you need to do is email IKEAbreakfastinbed@hopeandglorypr.com to reserve a single or a double, for a 45 minute slot. It'll be open from 18-20 May.

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Whimsy And Delight(01 of17)
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We love everything about this fairytale bed hack. The colours, the storybook feel, the whimsy. This is truly an inspired idea!

Get the instructions here: Froken Bauer

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Firetruck(02 of17)
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With paint and a hose, you can turn this bed into a firetruck! We love the city decals on the wall to add to the effect.

Get the instructions here: Ikea Hackers

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White Bed(03 of17)
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A coat of white paint makes the bed look fresh and stylish in a black and white kids' room. (We love the paw prints on the floor in this room!)

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Tree House(04 of17)
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Add some wood slats to the frame and your kids have their very own fort to sleep in.

Get the instructions here: Ikea Hackers

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Tree Fort(05 of17)
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Go a bit more rustic with a pull rope and board ladder.

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Brighten Up(06 of17)
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Add some wallpaper and paint to create a bright and cheery bed. We love the hot pink curtains, too!

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Ball Pit(07 of17)
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Fairy Cottage(08 of17)
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This is easy to do when the Kura bed is upside down.

Get the instructions here: Ikea Hackers

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Camp Inspired(09 of17)
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We love this tent inspired hack of a Kura bed found on Craigslist!

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Forest Home(10 of17)
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This modern design has the perfect touch of stylish whimsy.

Get the instructions here: Ikea Hackers

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Chalkboard Bed(11 of17)
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LEGO Bed(12 of17)
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Castle(13 of17)
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This hack could work for any prince or princess.

Get the instructions here: Lillaanna

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Cottage(14 of17)
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How cute is this? We love the flower window box and hooks. So sweet.

Get the instructions here: VTWonen

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Circus Tent(15 of17)
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We love the splash of colour these curtain add to the bed. They are simply attached with fabric velcro tape!

Get the instructions here: Roue de couleur

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Cabin(16 of17)
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We love this cabin idea and we think your kids will, too.

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Castle(17 of17)
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This is what you get when you combine a Kura frame with two Billy bookcases and some MDF.

Get the instructions here: Ikea Hackers

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