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The Swedish home design giant has set up a temporary lounge in Paris’ Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport, which will be open from July 13 through August 5, according to The New York Daily News.

The 220-meter lounge, complete with nine bedrooms of varying sizes, is open to all passengers in terminal 3. There’s even a 50-square meter kids’ play area. There will also be TVs and sofas for those not interested in a cat nap, according to ApartmentTherapy.com.

“You know how all the books in IKEA are in Swedish? Well in Sweden, it actually makes sense.”—My housemate, on visiting IKEA while in Sweden
—Daisy 

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