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Most common color of IKEA sofas over time

For the European Correspondent, Toon Vos counted the color of all the couches in IKEA catalogs from 1960 through 2021. The above shows the most common color over the years, and things are looking pretty neutral these days. Tags: color , European Correspondent , furniture , IKEA

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For the European Correspondent, Toon Vos counted the color of all the couches in IKEA catalogs from 1960 through 2021. The above shows the most common color over the years, and things are looking pretty neutral these days.

Tags: color , European Correspondent , furniture , IKEA
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