At IKEA Alfragide, one of the exhibition rooms was inspired by fado and traditional Portuguese homes where objects help tell the story of the inhabitants. The choice was not random. The Swedish company's latest studies show that Portuguese people particularly value memories and objects with history. This exhibition room reflects this trend, combining decorative elements that evoke nostalgia and Portuguese tradition. The fado inspiration brings with it the idea of saudade and valuing roots, themes that IKEA studies identified as important for Portuguese consumers. The initiative is part of the brand's strategy to personalize its stores according to the cultural specificities of each country where it operates.
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The Portuguese dream house? With memories and a good table, for sure
SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 12:46
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