ᐅ old Ikea item number 201.386.00

Hello,

We have some chairs from IKEA, but there is no name indicating the model of the chair. We only have the old item number 201.386.00.

Could someone help us identify the name of this chair? We are trying to find 2 or 3 more of the same chairs online.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Take a look at the Ikeamuseum website. There you can find all the old catalogs (in Swedish). Maybe the chair is included.

Have you already tried contacting Ikea directly, for example through their chat? They should definitely be able to check what the model was called back then.

With Google Image Search, you can find the "Armchair, 1960s, set of 6" on Pamono punkt de for a mere 890€ plus shipping.

They occasionally showed up on eBay Classifieds as well, but unfortunately never with a name :-(
Since they apparently date back to the 1960s, I’m not surprised. They look comfortable ;-)
Maybe this information will still help you?

Small consolation if you can’t find a suitable unit anymore: sets usually look a bit awkward and amateurish. A well-chosen alternative model is usually the nicer choice, at least in my opinion. So I don’t think you can go wrong.

i_b_n_a_n schrieb:

With Google Image Search, you can find on

Pamono dot de the "Armchair, 1960s, set of 6" for a mere €890 plus shipping.

They also appeared occasionally on eBay Classifieds, unfortunately never with a name attached :-(
But since they apparently date back to the 1960s, I’m not surprised. They look comfortable ;-)
Maybe this info will still help you?

According to the original poster, the model is from Ikea, possibly inspired by the set from the 1960s?
Using image search, you can also find the original poster’s ad on Classifieds. There they mention the chairs are from 1999.
However, I couldn’t find them in the Ikea catalogs from 1998/99 or in the years before or after.
On the other hand, there are plenty of interesting rediscoveries of furniture from that era—thanks for the tip about the Ikea museum, @Fuchsbau35! It’s like travelling back in time. It’s very interesting how long some pieces of furniture have existed, pieces you had almost forgotten, and what was actually popular back then in interior design and the related advertising.