IKEA Singapore‘s Deepavali decor and its new floral range are on sale now, and most of the festive pieces cost under S$20. The IKEA Swedish Restaurant’s chicken curry biryani set costs S$14.50 for IKEA Family members and is available for dine-in until 8 November 2026. This shop-or-skip guide is for anyone dressing up a first HDB or a bedroom for Deepavali, the Festival of Lights, before that window closes.
The Hens Steal the Show
The PJÄXE duvet cover and pillowcase costs S$29.90 for a single, and it has the most personality in the range. IKEA describes the print as cottages, rose bushes and hens, made from 50% recycled cotton and 50% lyocell (a fibre made from wood) for breathable comfort.
The print turns a plain bed into something worth photographing, and at under S$30 it’s a clear Shop.
🛏️ S$29.90 · 📏 Single size
Floral Wins Under S$20
The ARENBOK cushion cover costs S$7.90 for the 50×50cm green floral version. IKEA lists it as 100% cotton, 50% recycled cotton, and machine-washable, so a curry spill at an open house won’t finish it off.
A pair of these on a plain sofa will lift a room more than any single big purchase here, which makes ARENBOK the first thing to drop into the yellow bag. Buy two while you’re at it!
For flowers that survive a dim HDB corner, the SMYCKA artificial hydrangea is S$6.90 a stem, and IKEA lists it at 60cm tall. It needs no watering, which is the whole appeal for anyone with a track record of killing real plants.
The 15cm SNÖSISKA bowl with lid costs S$19.90. It sits right at the edge of the budget, but it beats a row of plastic containers when relatives drop by, so it’s a Shop if you host.
Deepavali Glow From S$3.90
The Deepavali side of the range leans on light, which suits a festival built around lamps. The star is the SNÖRPTRÅD LED table decoration at S$9.90, which IKEA says casts a warm, festive glow as a centrepiece for gatherings.
It’s battery-operated, so nobody has to hunt for a spare socket near the dining table, and that matters in a compact HDB layout where every outlet already has a job.
Add the AROMATISK garland at S$3.90 per metre and a GULDSPETT paper marigold in orange at S$4.90 each, and one of each comes to S$18.70. Marigolds are a familiar sight in Deepavali decor, so the GULDSPETT stems do a lot of festive work for under a fiver.
Of the three, SNÖRPTRÅD is the strongest pick, because a warm light reads as Deepavali the moment someone walks in. The garland and marigolds then dress up the doorway around it, and the whole set still costs less than S$20.
💡 SNÖRPTRÅD S$9.90 · 🎊 AROMATISK garland S$3.90/m · 🌼 GULDSPETT marigold S$4.90 each
An Elephant and a Gold Tray
The KNASTRIGT decoration is a gold-coloured elephant figurine priced at S$12.90. On a shelf beside a plant or a framed print, it’s the piece guests will ask about.
It keeps earning its shelf space long after the festive lights go back in the box, and that staying power makes it the smartest buy in the Deepavali line-up after the LED.
The brass-coloured GLATTIS tray costs S$19.90 and measures 38cm across. It pairs neatly with the elephant, but anyone who already owns a decent tray can skip it and put the money towards a second ARENBOK cover instead.
🐘 KNASTRIGT S$12.90 · 🍬 GLATTIS tray S$19.90
Worth Stretching the Budget For?
Three pieces sit well above S$20, and that’s where the call gets harder. The embroidered FJÄLLFRYLE cushion (S$29.90) is pretty, but at nearly four times the price of an ARENBOK cover, it’s a Skip for a first home unless embroidery is your weakness.
The pastel pink VARDAGEN pot with lid is S$79.90 for 2.5L of enamelled cast iron, and IKEA backs it with a 15-year guarantee. IKEA pitches it for slow-cooked favourites and hearty casseroles, so it’s one to Save for if you cook for the festive crowd.
The 105cm NORRMJÖLE table in oak effect/black costs S$299, so it is a furniture decision rather than a festive top-up. Leave it for another trip unless your dining corner is empty anyway.
Biryani, Cake and Refills
Few people leave IKEA without eating there, and the festive deal gives you a good reason to stay. The IKEA Swedish Restaurant is serving a chicken curry biryani set with rainbow cake and a refillable cold drink at an IKEA Family Price of S$14.50, against a regular price of S$16.70.
The set is dine-in only. According to IKEA, it has been running since Monday, 26 October, and ends on Sunday, 8 November 2026. Members save S$2.20 on a full plate, dessert and refillable drink, which makes it the easiest yes of the whole trip!
📅 26 Oct to 8 Nov 2026 · 📍 IKEA Swedish Restaurant, dine-in only · 💰 S$14.50 IKEA Family Price (regular S$16.70)
Rangoli Until 9 November
Rangoli are colourful patterns traditionally laid at the entrance of homes during Deepavali, using coloured powder, rice or flowers. IKEA says Rangoli art by a local renowned Rangoli artist is on display at its stores until 9 November 2026, one day after the biryani deal ends, so a visit on or before 8 November catches both.
IKEA is also running new lowest prices on selected products in-store alongside the display.
📅 Until 9 Nov 2026 · 📍 IKEA Singapore stores · 🎨 Rangoli by local artists
The Verdict
For a festive glow-up under S$20, the ARENBOK cover and the SNÖRPTRÅD light come to S$17.80 together, and the KNASTRIGT elephant is the next piece worth adding. Stretch a little for the PJÄXE bedding, and those hens keep the room cosy long after the lamps are packed away. Browse the full range at IKEA.sg/Deepavali before you head down, then time the trip for a biryani lunch by 8 November, while the Rangoli is still up!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of IKEA Singapore.
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