Tuesday, July 8, 2025
  • Login
  • Register
Roastbrief US
  • Campaign
  • Agency
  • Entertainment
  • Innovation
  • Marketing
  • Metaverse
No Result
View All Result
Roastbrief US
  • Campaign
  • Agency
  • Entertainment
  • Innovation
  • Marketing
  • Metaverse
No Result
View All Result
Roastbrief US
No Result
View All Result

IKEA portrays its products accidentally broken by pets to highlight affordability

Roastbrief by Roastbrief
March 26, 2024
in Brands, Campaign
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A
IKEA portrays its products accidentally broken by pets to highlight affordability
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

• As the pet market surges, IKEA Al-Futtaim introduces a campaign showcasing pet-related home mishaps to underscore the affordability of its products.

• With “Don’t worry, you can afford it,” IKEA addresses common pet-owner situations, reassuring customers with affordable solutions.

[Dubai, 26th March 2024]. In IKEA’s mission to “creating a better everyday life for the many people”, the world’s leading furniture brand realised that homes are also composed of extra members, as pets have become cherished additions to households worldwide.

With the pet care sector in the UAE soaring to a valuation of $300 million and approximately 1.5 million pet “parents” residing in the country, according to insights from the recent Pet World Arabia exhibition in Dubai, the significance of pets in homes is undeniable.

This new trend brings along new situations at home. Because on top of the unquestionable love four-legged buddies give in homes, they often also mess them up. IKEA decided to tap into those little accidents that every pet owner can relate to.

In line with IKEA’s global strategy, IKEA Al-Futtaim is now launching a campaign portraying everyday products smashed by cute pets. Through “Don’t worry, you can afford it,” the brand gives reassurance to the audience, implying there’s not much to worry about because getting a new one at such an affordable price makes it an easy fix.

The campaign showcases common items pets might knock over: a CHIAFRÖN plant pot, a FÄRGRIK mug, a KÄRLEKSGRÄS cushion, and a STILREN vase. It features dogs and cats, the most popular pets in the region.

Carla Klumpenaar, GM Marketing, Communication & Interior Design, highlights: “For the past few years we have noticed a growth of pets in households in the region and we wanted to introduce this topic through this campaign for the first time. Over the next few days, we will also launch a collection of household products for pets”.

The campaign will be showcased in different me throughout the region, highlighting out-of-home, screens, print editions and as well as in the brand’s social channels.

Find out more about IKEA Al-Futtaim: Website  –  Instagram

Tags: Brandscampaign
ShareTweetPin
Previous Post

Impact BBDO Earns Middle East Agency of the Year Title at AdFest 2024

Next Post

Australian Idol sings for Seven

Related

Chromista Teams Up with Zillow to Showcase the Baxter Building from Marvel Studios’ “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”
Agency

Chromista Teams Up with Zillow to Showcase the Baxter Building from Marvel Studios’ “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”

July 8, 2025
AlphaSense launches new brand identity in partnership with Saffron Brand Consultants
Agency

AlphaSense launches new brand identity in partnership with Saffron Brand Consultants

July 8, 2025
CAYA STUDIOS part of Avantgarde Group partners with Future Stores for London Pride
Brands

CAYA STUDIOS part of Avantgarde Group partners with Future Stores for London Pride

July 8, 2025
Philadelphia and New York Bakery Inspire the UK to Build the Perfect Brunch Bagel 
Brands

Philadelphia and New York Bakery Inspire the UK to Build the Perfect Brunch Bagel 

July 8, 2025
Rodda’s Clotted Cream Serves Up Sweet Treats in First TVC
Brands

Rodda’s Clotted Cream Serves Up Sweet Treats in First TVC

July 8, 2025
Berghaus and OK COOL bring the spirit of Manchester to life in new social campaign celebrating Oasis homecoming
Brands

Berghaus and OK COOL bring the spirit of Manchester to life in new social campaign celebrating Oasis homecoming

July 8, 2025
Next Post
Australian Idol sings for Seven

Australian Idol sings for Seven

Sign up and get more benefits

Create a user account at roastbrief.us and get new benefits for free on our platform
  • Get the latest articles in your email
  • Manage your favorite content
  • Enjoy exclusive content just for you

Roastbrief is a digital media with global presence that seeks to share knowledge and updates about the creative industry.
Privacy Policy
Send your press releases to: press@roastbrief.us

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

*By registering into our website, you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.
All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Campaign
  • Agency
  • Entertainment
  • Innovation
  • Marketing
  • Metaverse

2023 Roastbrief is a digital media with global presence that seeks to share knowledge and updates about the creative industry. Privacy Policy Send your press releases to: press@roastbrief.us

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.