Clean in style with the new IKEA BORSTAD collection

Cleaning just got a little more pleasant with the new IKEA BORSTAD limited collection. It’ll make spring cleaning a little easier – and a little more elegant.

The BORSTAD — which means “brushed” in Swedish — is a set of home accessories that brings rustic style and traditional sustainable techniques to our daily clean up.

The good looking and functional cleaning tools are made from materials such as hardwood, cedar, rattan, metal, and canvas.

Here’s a look at selected items from the range.

A powder-coated, galvanized steel bucket that’s wonderful for soaking dirty socks or your tired feet. And a metal bottle caddy that holds six bottles in separate compartments. An elegant way to carry your cleaning tools in one go.

Rinsing tub $19.99 | Bottle holder $9.99 | Pump bottle (plastic) $2.99 | Scrub brush $3.99 | Cleaning cloths $5.99/2pk

BORSTAD Drying rack $34.99 | BORSTAD Basket $29.99

BORSTAD Basket $29.99

This hanging organizer has pockets for mobile phones, keys and other small things so you avoid spending time looking for them. Spacious and decorative -– and in a durable material that lasts for many years.

BORSTAD Hanging organizer $12.99

BORSTAD Clothes brush $4.99

The old school carpet beater reintroduced. Take your rugs outdoors and give them a good beating.

BORSTAD Carpet beater $5.99

BORSTAD Hanger with hooks $6.99

The BORSTAD collection is coming to IKEA U.S. stores in February 2020.

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