IKEA Sale Dates (2026) | Year-Round Sales Calendar

No. Each country sets its own offers. The U.S. has run Summer Sale and Winter Sale events. Germany has used Buyback Friday. Sweden rotates IKEA Family discounts on selected products.

Yes, if the lower price is still running. IKEA Family members get a 90-day price adjustment when the member number was used at checkout. Other purchases get 14 days. You’ll need proof of purchase.

Not always. Some Summer Sale and Winter Sale markdowns have been in-store only, while supplies last. IKEA Family offers can run online and in store. Check both before you buy.

As-Is (Second Chance in some markets) sells showroom demos, discontinued stock, and furniture sold back to IKEA. Mix and prices change daily by store. Family members can also browse As-Is Online.

No. Delivery still depends on size, weight, and your address. IKEA Family members can redeem points for money off delivery. Click & Collect lets you pick up an order at the store instead.

You bring eligible, assembled IKEA furniture back to a participating store. If it passes inspection, you get in-store credit. Items need to be clean, unmodified, and fully functional. Not every category qualifies.

In the U.S., verified students who are IKEA Family members have been offered extra savings during published student windows. The UK has run its own student offers.

It’s a lasting cut on a current product, not a short timed sale. A New Lower Price item isn’t automatically leaving the range. That’s different from Last Chance, which is outgoing stock.

In the U.S. and Canada, IKEA has run Black Friday savings for Family members on selected products. Germany has used Buyback Friday instead, which raises the trade-in value on eligible used IKEA furniture.

Last Chance is outgoing or limited stock, sold while it lasts. A regular limited-time offer or Family price is a timed markdown on selected current products.