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IKEA Singapore Autumn Collection Brings Art Home From $2.90

  • Soon Koon
  • 29 August 2026
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  1. IKEA Singapore autumn collection mixes art with everyday furniture
  2. The stools double as practical pieces and visual accents
  3. IKEA HÖSTAGILLE Singapore starts from $2.90
  4. Pumpkin scents and apple pie bring autumn into the kitchen
  5. Which IKEA pieces could make the biggest difference at home?

IKEA Singapore is offering two fresh ways to update your home for the new season, all without a full room makeover. The autumn collection brings together sculptural furniture and decorative pieces from KONSTRUNDA, along with affordable seasonal items from HÖSTAGILLE, starting at just $2.90.

Since space is often limited in Singapore homes, these additions offer easy ways to change a room’s mood. You might use a graphic rug or a colourful stool as a focal point, then add smaller autumn-inspired pieces to the dining table, kitchen, or for a cosy afternoon at home.

IKEA Singapore autumn collection mixes art with everyday furniture

One of the most interesting new arrivals is KONSTRUNDA, a range based on the idea that art can be more than just something you hang on a wall.

The KONSTRUNDA collection in Singapore features pieces that blend functional furniture with decorative art. Some items are bold, like an orange arched decoration with a wavy shape, while others use natural materials and simple designs for a more subtle look.

A matte black vase with jagged edges from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection sits on a white pedestal against a blurred backdrop.
A blue rectangular piece from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection sits on a white pedestal, with ceramics and metals behind it.
Two abstract sculptures on white pedestals: one pale wood with vertical cylinders, one curved and ribbed orange. Distressed beige wall behind.

One of the six highlighted products is the KONSTRUNDA vase in matte black. This 28cm mouth-blown glass vase costs $24.90 and looks good with flowers or as a standalone piece.

Another option is a rounded KONSTRUNDA decoration for $44.90, measuring 22 x 21 x 15cm. Its curved shape catches light and reflections, making it a simple accent for a shelf, console, or side table.

A blue rectangular piece from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection sits on a white pedestal, with ceramics and metals behind it.
A black and white geometric textile from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection hangs in a gallery with striped vases and minimalist décor.
A red arch-shaped sculpture from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection stands on a white pedestal amid abstract, minimalist decor.

The orange KONSTRUNDA decoration stands out the most. It measures 32 x 19 x 36cm, costs $49.90, and its arched, rippled shape makes it much more eye-catching than a typical small home accessory.

The stools double as practical pieces and visual accents

KONSTRUNDA also treats furniture as an important part of a room’s look.

The blue KONSTRUNDA stool is made from pine and costs $55. The wood is coloured but you can still see the natural grain. Its triangular shape also makes it more unique than a typical round or square stool.

If you like natural finishes, there’s also a KONSTRUNDA stool in pine. This 40cm stool costs $115 and shows off the wood grain as part of its design.

This makes IKEA’s home accessories in Singapore especially useful for smaller apartments. A stool, for example, can be an extra seat or surface and still add to the room’s style, not just serve as decoration.

Another standout piece is the KONSTRUNDA rug in white and black. It measures 80 x 160cm, costs $99.90, and features an irregular shape with a bold graphic pattern. IKEA calls it a piece of art, and it’s definitely meant to stand out more than a plain rug.

IKEA HÖSTAGILLE Singapore starts from $2.90

The other part of IKEA’s seasonal update is great if you just want to make a few affordable changes at home.

IKEA HÖSTAGILLE Singapore highlights autumn colours, patterns, food, and cosy gatherings. The six featured items cost between $2.90 and $19.90.

A pink patterned tray from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection holds a bowl of green olives on a dark wooden surface.
Amber glass jar candle with lid off sits on stacked books beside a dried flower and brown leaf in soft, natural autumn light.

The most affordable item is the HÖSTAGILLE paper napkin with a floral pattern. A 33 x 33cm pack costs $2.90 and is an easy way to add autumn colours to your dining table.

The multicoloured HÖSTAGILLE tray costs $3.90, measures 20 x 28cm, and is just right for serving snacks, desserts, or a cup of tea.

There’s also a 15cm clear-glass dome for $9.90. IKEA suggests pairing it with a lighting chain to create a warm atmosphere, though the lighting chain is sold separately.

Pumpkin scents and apple pie bring autumn into the kitchen

Since autumn in Singapore doesn’t bring cooler weather or falling leaves, HÖSTAGILLE focuses on the colours, scents, and foods that are usually linked to the season.

Orange and pink paper honeycomb pumpkins and a glass pumpkin jar from IKEA Singapore rest on a dark surface, autumn leaves blurred behind.
A glass pumpkin filled with dried plant sits beside a ceramic mushroom on a book, with dry leaves, capturing autumnal IKEA charm.

The HÖSTAGILLE scented candle costs $10.90, has two wicks, a spiced pumpkin scent, and is said to burn for 40 hours.

For anyone who prefers edible autumn traditions, a 32cm off-white HÖSTAGILLE pie dish is priced at $19.90. IKEA positions it specifically for making apple pie, although there is no reason it couldn’t be used for other baked dishes throughout the year.

The collection is rounded out by a set of two paper pumpkin decorations for $9.90. You can place these on dining tables or shelves for one of the easiest ways to add an autumn theme without committing to permanent decor.

For readers comparing IKEA autumn decor Singapore options, the highlighted HÖSTAGILLE prices are:

  • HÖSTAGILLE patterned paper napkin, 33 x 33cm: $2.90
  • HÖSTAGILLE multicolour tray, 20 x 28cm: $3.90
  • HÖSTAGILLE clear glass dome, 15cm: $9.90
  • HÖSTAGILLE paper pumpkin decorations, set of two: $9.90
  • HÖSTAGILLE spiced pumpkin scented candle, 40 hours: $10.90
  • HÖSTAGILLE off-white pie dish, 32cm: $19.90

Which IKEA pieces could make the biggest difference at home?

These two ranges offer different ways to update your home.

A lit candle, baked pie, fresh fruit, and chips with sliced meat from IKEA Singapore’s autumn collection sit on a wooden table.

KONSTRUNDA is a good choice if you want one piece to really change a space. Its rug, sculptural decorations, and stools are made to stand out and work well in simple rooms.

HÖSTAGILLE is better for a quick, seasonal update. Most of its featured items cost under $20, so you can change your dining setup or add a pumpkin-scented candle without much commitment.

Overall, the new IKEA Singapore autumn collection proves you don’t need to buy big furniture to refresh a room. A $2.90 set of napkins and a $115 pine stool both add colour, texture, or personality to your everyday spaces in their own way.

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