Almost a year ago, Swedish furniture giant IKEA signalled its intention to make people's homes smarter with the launch of its own intelligent lighting range. TRÅDFRI -- as we now know it -- has grown ...

Ikea is finally introducing low-cost, motorized smart blinds. Called Fyrtur, the blinds will be available in all of Ikea’s United States stores starting April 1, an ...

Rest has been proven to be aided by a dark bedroom environment, so your flimsy curtains might be stopping you from getting a good night's sleep. Blinds are powerful resources if you're looking for ...

There has been a whole lot of hand-wringing in the smart home sector in the past month or so over whether the Swedish furniture giant IKEA would be bringing its jazzy new smart blinds to the U.S.

Update: IKEA’s website now has 8 different sizes available for its new Fyrtur smart shades, from $129 to $179, still no news on HomeKit support. On Friday, a video emerged offering our closest look ...

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Ikea is recalling 3.36 million window blinds and shades after a child nearly strangled on a cord. The recall covers three styles of shades: Roman shades and roll-up blinds sold at Ikea stores ...

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — IKEA said it will no longer sell window blinds with cords because of the risk of strangulation. An average of one child per month died from strangulation by window cords between ...

Ikea’s HomeKit-compatible smart blinds were originally supposed to launch back in April, but were delayed due to firmware issues. Now, Ikea says on its website that the blinds will be available ...

Ikea is delaying the release of its smart blinds until later in 2019 while it works on improved firmware, the furniture company confirmed to The Verge today. The smart blinds were originally supposed ...

Home ware giant latest to phase out widely-used product over safety concerns. — -- IKEA announced today that its U.S. stores will no longer stock window blinds with pull cords long-blamed for ...