I’ve just discovered IKEA’s new Bluetooth speaker lamp that is the ultimate home upgrade — here’s why.

They basically just stuck some long legs onto the second-gen Symfonisk lamp speaker and switched to a bamboo shade. They basically just stuck some long legs onto the second-gen Symfonisk lamp speaker ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Let’s be honest, space isn’t something that a lot of us have in excess — especially those of us who live in smaller apartments.

After enough teasing, IKEA saved the full reveal for Italy's premier design show, Salone del Mobile, unveiling not only the $99 SYMFONISK bookshelf with WiFi speaker but also what the furniture maker ...

Depending on how you look at it, Ikea and Sonos' first Symfonisk table lamp speaker, in 2019, was either an unattractive lamp or a really ugly speaker. But with a few minor changes in its overall ...

Music and light shows are staples for any great party or rave. And who doesn't love a little mood lighting for a more "romantic" setting? These features inspired Emoi to design the $79 Smart Lamp ...

Ikea and Sonos are becoming more and more like the Batman and Robin of the speaker world, teaming up to produce interesting hybrid products that blend more invisibly into homes. A recent collaboration ...

Ikea and Sonos are back at it with another speaker that doubles as furniture. This time around, the companies are refreshing their Symfonisk table lamp speaker, and thank god it doesn’t look as ...

We had seen this product in some recent press releases, but the concept caught our imagination, so I paid Soundolier's Duo lamp-wireless speaker a visit. Soundolier is a division of Mitek Corporation ...

Using the Sonos control app, you can link the lamp to any other component in the Sonos multi-room family, or pair two of the same speaker to operate in stereo. It's promised these new speakers will ...

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