Dining with Ikea
Families that levitate together, eat together.
According to Ikea Canada, families spend only 30 minutes together during a typical weekday. We don’t know what they’re doing during those 30 minutes, but we’re willing to bet a lot of that time is spent not conversing but huddled in front of a screen. Tsk, tsk.
Well, the brand believes it has a solution, and it’s called the dining room table.
In the spot below, Ikea shows a family of five doing their own thing, in their own room, during their own time, before being magically airlifted to the table, where they enjoy a family meal together. They have no objection to having just floated their way across the home – there isn’t a single kick or scream from any of them. Which makes us ask, when will they start stocking whatever levitation potion they used?
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Credits:
Advertiser: Ikea Canada
Agency: Leo Burnett
Country Marketing Manager: Lauren MacDonald
CEO & COO: Judy John
Associate Creative Director: Kelly Zettel
Associate Creative Director: Sam Cerullo
Group Creative Director: Anthony Chelvanathan
Group Creative Director: Steve Persico
Producer: Emma Du Boisson
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