IKEA unveils sustainable kitchenware collection

The new Krösamos range is an autumn-inspired offering featuring kitchen and table home accessories.

Designed in autumnal colours, the Krösamos range has a focus on sustainability and encourages customers to embrace local food sourcing and discover the art of the larder. Items in the range include a strainer and funnel set, and a variety of jars, bowls and serving platters and sets.

The brand said: “Aiming to help families to make smarter, sustainable and healthier choices, Krösamos encourages you to harvest and take care of the food that grows close by.

“Whether from your garden, balcony, local farmers’ market or foraging in the woods, this collection will help to bring joy to seasonal preserving or cooking, encouraging new rituals and habits.”

Prices range from £3 to £7 and the collection launched this month.

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