By Cyrus Guccione
IKEA has announced plans to open a new store in Phoenix in early 2026, marking the Swedish furniture giant’s third location in the Valley.
The new store will be located at the southwest corner of Tatum Boulevard and Cactus Road, directly across from the Paradise Valley Mall redevelopment. At 75,000 square feet, IKEA Phoenix will be a single-story store offering home furnishing accessories and about 75 small furniture items.
IKEA Phoenix will include over 3,000 articles for immediate take-away and as well as a Swedish deli, serving hot and cold food in-store or on the go.
Larger pieces such as sofas, beds and kitchen ranges won’t be available in-store, but customers can order them online for free pickup or home delivery for a fee, according to a company press release. Arizona Market Manager Kori Thorstenson said IKEA Phoenix will be a “smaller format store” compared to the 375,000-square-foot IKEA Tempe that opened in 2004.
The Phoenix store is part of IKEA’s broader strategy to expand access and convenience for customers across the state.
“Our ambition is to furnish all the homes in the state of Arizona,” Thorstenson said. “I have great feelings that there’s much more to come.”
IKEA made the announcement during the grand opening ceremony of the IKEA Scottsdale at The Promenade Wednesday, May 7.
Plan & Order Point now open
The new Plan & Order Point at The Promenade in Scottsdale allows customers an opportunity to meet one-on-one with IKEA team members. Whether it’s planning a new kitchen, bedroom, closet, bath or business project, IKEA team members are present at the Plan & Order Point to provide guidance and support the planning process.
The Plan & Order Point also allows customers to pick up purchases in-store or plan a home-delivery.
The Plan & Order Point is located at 16451 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite F107. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For more information about IKEA’s Plan & Order Point, visit ikea.com/gb/en/stores/plan-and-order-points/.
