Unlocking the Value of Returned and Display Furniture

As a home furnishings retailer, IKEA manages a wide range of products including display items, discontinued lines and customer returns that remain in good condition. Creating effective pathways to keep these products in use is an important part of reducing waste, improving resource efficiency and supporting more circular retail operations.

Themed Area to Drive Awareness and Purchase

Since 2023, IKEA Hong Kong’s Bargain Corner has given discontinued and returned furniture a second life by reselling items that remain in good condition at reduced prices. To increase awareness and accessibility, IKEA has expanded promotion through social media, spotlighting its largest Bargain Corner at the Sai Wan Ho store and inviting customers to explore second life options. Bargain Corners are also available at Kowloon Bay, Shatin and Tsuen Wan stores, making circular choices more visible and convenient for customers.

Sustainable Choices at Affordable Prices

By extending the life of furniture products, IKEA Hong Kong’s Bargain Corner helps keep usable items out of landfills while enabling customers to save money. The initiative demonstrates how circular retail models can reduce waste and empower customers to make more sustainable choices.