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Ikego is an evolving circular system to build almost anything for your life.
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It’s “like LEGO meets IKEA”

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It’s “like LEGO meets IKEA”
Ikego is an evolving circular system to build almost anything for your life
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Find builds that are sold as products or order them locally from a workshop near you.

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Use and extend the system to create sustainable circular products – as part of your professional design work or just for fun.

Distributed manufacturing. Do you want to produce and sell parts of the system or entire products made from Ikego parts? Great!

We offer various workshop formats, from hands-on to purely digital. From university-level to toddler-friendly. Book a workshop or offer them yourself.

Ikego’s approach of working with multipurpose parts is a strong example of sustainable circular design. Let’s change design, forever! Together!

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Ikego is a circular design platform experiment. The core idea is to build products from multipurpose parts – parts that can be creatively reused like LEGO® bricks – to create products that can be creatively transformed in infinite ways. The system is collaborative: We invite designers to use it and contribute new parts and products – as part of their professional work or just for fun! The parts are open source and often very easy to make. And we encourage manufacturers to make products using the Ikego System and to sell them on the market. Small local workshops can also make Ikego products and sell them to individual customers as a ”local make”. This is called “decentralised manufacturing”. It’s sustainable, very sustainable! The Ikego approach works also great for education about design and sustainability. We run workshops ourselves and support others to do the same. Let’s invent a circular design revolution, together!

Featured model

The Marii

The Marii upgrades a classic open design chair to an open modular design built from multipurpose parts. By designer Audrey Burnard.

095.3 ‘Elephant rod’

Introduced by designer Parker Haynes via the Elephant Shelf, this 120mm bar with two M6 insert nuts has already been re-used by 3 other designers and is now part of 14 models to date.

Soon here → Featured seller, featured maker, featured designer, featured customer.

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