Originally Posted by fefster:
“Anyone purchased the CLIFTON recently? It comes in pink and blue versions but both are very loud pieces of furniture, with a striking 'look at me' style. The pink version of the. CLIFTON comes with various lacy covers that could be considered inappropriate for the living area, while the blue CLIFTON has been known to exuberantly fling it's doors wide at every opportunity.
Unusually for IKEA, both pieces are made in the UK.
The blue CLIFTON has a known issue of splitting drawers while the pink CLIFTON is far less popular than the blue version, despite a complete makeover in the last few years,”
“Anyone purchased the CLIFTON recently? It comes in pink and blue versions but both are very loud pieces of furniture, with a striking 'look at me' style. The pink version of the. CLIFTON comes with various lacy covers that could be considered inappropriate for the living area, while the blue CLIFTON has been known to exuberantly fling it's doors wide at every opportunity.
Unusually for IKEA, both pieces are made in the UK.
The blue CLIFTON has a known issue of splitting drawers while the pink CLIFTON is far less popular than the blue version, despite a complete makeover in the last few years,”
Bizarrely, in the presence of a camera, the blue CLIFTON will turn to face it. It doesn't matter what position it is in, or indeed how many other pieces from our range is put in front of it, it can sense the camera and will appear close to it. It defies the laws of nature to do so. Anyone unnerved by the uncanny abilities of the blue CLIFTON is advised to choose another piece from our range.



