Overview
- The Oxford Street IKEA officially opened on May 1, 2025, following an 18-month delay caused by renovation challenges, including basement water leaks and heritage building constraints.
- Located in the former Topshop flagship building, the store spans 5,800 square meters across three floors and offers 6,000 products, with 3,500 available for immediate takeaway.
- Unique features include curated shops by Londoners, roomsets inspired by local homes, a Re-Shop/Re-Use area for second-hand items, and a Live Studio for events and broadcasts.
- The 130-seat Swedish deli serves affordable dishes like 85p hot dogs and £4.95 meatballs, alongside British-inspired options such as fish and chips.
- Mayor Sadiq Khan and local officials view the opening as a major step in rejuvenating Oxford Street, with plans for pedestrianisation and increased footfall to revive the iconic shopping district.