IKEA's 1956 LÖVET table: legs off, flat-pack, no air shipped.
Lundgren sawed off table legs to fit his car, birthing IKEA's flat-pack: no air, customer pickup, self-assembly, lower costs.
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The full archive, in the appLundgren sawed off table legs to fit his car, birthing IKEA's flat-pack: no air, customer pickup, self-assembly, lower costs.
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