IKEA India is set to open its second store in Delhi at DLF Avenue in Saket on July 30 after first entering Delhi NCR through e-commerce in 2025 and steadily expanded its presence in the region.
Building on its e-commerce launch and first store in West Delhi, the global home furnishing brand is taking another step towards bringing well-designed, good-quality, affordable and sustainable home furnishings closer to more customers.
Spread across 30,000 sq. ft, the second Delhi store aims to cater to customers across South and Central Delhi and neighboring areas. They can explore nearly 3,000 products, with around 1,400 available for immediate takeaway, while the complete range of more than 6,900 products can be ordered through the website, app and Shop by Phone service, amid full-size stores under development in Gurugram and Noida as a part of Inga Centres.
Patrik Antoni, CEO, IKEA India says, “Saket and DLF Avenue feel like a natural new home for IKEA in Delhi. With our second city store in the capital, we are making it easier for more customers to explore our range, find inspiration and access home furnishing solutions that suit their lifestyles and budgets. To create an experience that is truly relevant, our teams visited several homes across South Delhi to better understand people’s everyday challenges, dreams and aspirations.”
What’s new at the second Delhi store?
The new store builds on the learnings IKEA has gathered since entering Delhi NCR and the growing community of over 3,00,000 members in the region. Reflecting the diverse ways people live across South Delhi – from multigenerational homes to compact urban apartments – the store is designed to inspire with room settings and home furnishing solutions that make everyday life at home easier. Customers can also benefit from planning and home furnishing services, delivery, assembly and installation support, before taking a break at the IKEA Café with Swedish favourites and local treats.
South Delhi is home to some of the city’s most established neighbourhoods, where homes are deeply personal expressions of the people who live in them. From independent houses and builder floors to contemporary apartments, people invest in their homes thoughtfully, often refreshing them over time rather than waiting for a complete makeover. There is a growing appreciation for timeless design, natural materials and pieces that combine aesthetics with everyday functionality. As life at home evolves, even larger homes need to do more, with spare bedrooms becoming home offices or guest rooms, quiet corners turning into reading or hobby spaces, and balconies and terraces becoming extensions of the home. Hosting also remains an important part of everyday living, creating a growing need for furniture and storage that adapt effortlessly to changing needs without compromising on style.
These local insights have shaped the IKEA city store in Saket. Designed around the way people live today, it offers inspiring room settings and smart, affordable home furnishing solutions that help customers create homes that are beautiful, functional and flexible- spaces that evolve with everyday life while reflecting their own unique style.
Pushpa Bector, group executive director, DLF Retail and Whole-time Director, DCCDL, shares, “DLF Avenue is continuously evolving to create a destination that reflects the changing lifestyles and aspirations of our consumers.”
IKEA India opens its second store in Delhi; here's all you need to know about it
