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What Is IKEA’s First Plan And Order Point At Whitefield, And How Is It Going To Help Renters?

Hej to home magic – IKEA’s first planning studio lands in Whitefield!

by Lakshashree Pradhan
What Is IKEA’s First Plan And Order Point At Whitefield, And How Is It Going To Help Renters?

Known across the world for turning everyday spaces into stylish, functional homes, IKEA has steadily become a favourite among Indian homemakers since its debut in 2018. From massive warehouse-style stores in Hyderabad and Navi Mumbai to its first Bengaluru location in Nagasandra, the brand has attracted thousands eager to furnish their homes with thoughtful design at accessible prices. But now, IKEA is doing something different. It’s going smaller—but smarter. Check out what’s new.

You Can Now Plan And Order At IKEA Whitefield

IKEA Whitefield
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With its first-ever Plan & Order Point (PaOP) in India, set to open in Whitefield on 30 April 2025. The brand is stepping closer to where Bengaluru’s new homeowners actually live. Why shift to a studio format? And why Whitefield? The answer lies in a new kind of home shopper—busy, young, design-aware, and ready to make every square foot count.

As Whitefield transforms into one of Bengaluru’s fastest-growing residential hubs, a new generation of renters and first-time homemakers is settling in—seeking smart, affordable ways to create homes that reflect their lifestyle. Enter IKEA’s first-ever Plan & Order Point (PaOP) in India, opening on 30 April 2025 at Whitefield-Hoskote Road. This compact studio-format store is designed to help people plan and furnish their homes with ease, whether they’re moving into their first flat or giving their space a fresh look.

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Home Planning Made Simple

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The PaOP format is a game-changer for anyone unsure where to start when it comes to home design. At this smaller IKEA Whitefield space, customers can explore real-life room setups, use digital tools to map out their spaces. The format also provides expert help to design kitchens, wardrobes, and storage solutions that fit their needs and budgets.

“Designing your home should feel exciting, not overwhelming. That’s why we’ve opened our new Plan & Order Point in Whitefield. It’s a cosy spot where you can bring your floor plans, questions or even your home decor wishlist, and sit down with our experts to bring your ideas to life. We know that more people are looking for personal, practical help with their homes and they want it closer to where they live. Now, with this new format in East Bengaluru, it’s easier than ever to plan a beautiful, functional home together with IKEA.” – *Jasmeet Sood, Country Home Furnishing & Retail Design Manager, IKEA India*

Why Whitefield Works For IKEA

 

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Whitefield was chosen with a purpose. It’s a growing hotspot for new housing, especially for people working in tech parks nearby. According to IKEA’s Life at Home study, many young urban Indians want stylish yet practical solutions to make rented spaces feel like home—without breaking the bank or wasting time.

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A New Way To Shop For A New Generation

IKEA Whitefield
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This is not your typical big-box IKEA experience. The PaOP brings together guidance, convenience, and flexibility in a way that suits modern urban living. Customers can browse, plan, and get started—all in one place.

Whether you’re doing it yourself or booking a session with a design expert, the process is clear, simple and focused on personalisation. Once your plan is in place, IKEA takes care of delivery and installation—making it ideal for busy professionals and young renters alike.

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First Published: April 30, 2025 2:01 PM