The small-format IKEA Phoenix will open to the public at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 8, with giveaways, coffee and cinnamon buns. Regular store hours will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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The small-format store, designed to bring affordable, well-designed home furnishings, is part of the company’s initiative to improve accessibility and convenience.
“The opening of IKEA Phoenix represents an exciting next step in our commitment to make shopping with IKEA easier, more convenient, and more accessible for the many people,” said Rob Olson, interim CEO of IKEA U.S.
“Across the United States, we’ve been expanding with new formats and investing in innovative ways to meet customers where they are — whether through smaller, more flexible store designs or enhanced digital services that simplify the shopping journey. This new store reflects that strategy by bringing well-designed, affordable home furnishings closer to more communities while improving the overall customer experience.”
Located at Village Square II shopping center, 4643 E. Cactus Road, Phoenix, the 75,000-square-foot store features over 4,000 products on display and a curated selection of over 3,000 for immediate takeaway. Customers will also have access to a central planning area for personalized design consultations, an “as-is department” with sustainable furnishing options and a restaurant that IKEA favorites like meatballs, plant balls, hot dogs and veggie dogs.
“We designed IKEA Phoenix to feel like part of the neighborhood — warm, accessible, and full of inspiration that reflects how people here truly live,” said Tony Ramos, IKEA Phoenix’s store manager.
“Whether customers are stopping in for a quick accessory, planning a full room makeover, or simply grabbing a Swedish meatball and exploring, we want this to be a place where everyone feels supported in creating a better home, made simple with IKEA solutions.”
IKEA U.S. has invested $2.2 billion in its growth plan over three years. This includes expanding e-commerce, opening new store formats, adding over 74 pick-up points and 21,000 FedEx parcel locations, and providing services like home delivery, Click & Collect, and remote planning.
