This post is NOT sponsored, although I would love it to be — IKEA, do you see me?! Let’s be real… Ikea doesn’t need to pay for sponsored posts. It’s amazing and everyone knows it.

What you might NOT know is that Ikea has so many inexpensive options when you want to Montessorify your home or DIY some Montessori learning materials/furniture instead of paying top dollar at Montessori retailers. I’ve been lucky enough to live close to an Ikea store for years now, so I’m here with all the tips and tricks for finding Montessori-compatible materials at Ikea! Let’s go room by room:

Kitchen

• MARIATHERES Children’s apron
• Step Stool
• SMABIT Knife and Peeler

Dining Room

• FABLER Silverware
• POKAL Glasses
• MATVRA Bib

Bedroom

• BERGIG Book Display with Storage
• POANG Kid’s Armchair
• KURA Floor Bed

Bathroom

• FORSIKTIG Children’s Stool
• SKADIS Pegboard Combination

Homeschool/Classroom

• SORTSO Rug
• SMULA Tray
• FRUKTSKAL Tray
• KLIPSK Bed Tray (floor table)
• KUGGIS Box with Lid
• LATT Children’s Table & Chairs
• DUKTIG Kitchen Utensil Set
• CHOSIGT Ice Pop Maker
• MALA Watercolor Box
• MALA Easel
• FLISAT Children’s Table
• MALA Flourescent/Glitter Paint
• MALA Scissors
• MALA Paintbrush Set
• KALLAX Shelf Unit
• BILLY Bookcase
• FLISAT Book Display
• RASKOG Utility Cart

For Babies

• LEKA Baby Gym
• GULLIGAST Baby Gym
• KLAPPA Play Mat

Headed to Ikea anytime soon? Can I tag along?

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