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Xbox Partners Up With IKEA To Launch New YXSTABY Furniture Collection

Microsoft and IKEA have partnered to release a new furniture lineup called YXSTABY. The furniture is already available online via IKEA Malaysia, starting today. As you’d imagine, the furniture is designed with gaming in mind, and is catered towards folks that are looking for the gamer aesthetics in their living room. “YXSTABY was designed in […] The post Xbox Partners Up With IKEA To Launch New…

Xbox Partners Up With IKEA To Launch New YXSTABY Furniture Collection

Microsoft and IKEA have joined forces to launch a new furniture collection called YXSTABY, specifically designed with gaming enthusiasts in mind. The collection is now available online through IKEA Malaysia's website, with East Malaysia customers able to order starting November 27th.

Collaborating closely, the designers from both companies drew inspiration from the Microsoft Xbox controller to create a unique gaming aesthetic for their living room furniture. IKEA's 80 years of expertise in home life and Xbox's 25 years of understanding gaming experiences were combined for this unique collection.

The YXSTABY collection includes various pieces, ranging from affordable options like the D-Pad cushion at RM59 to higher-end items such as the gaming side table priced at RM499. Some of the standout pieces in the collection include:

- YXSTABY D-pad cushion – RM59

- YXSTABY monitor stand – RM99

- YXSTABY laptop support with storage – RM99

- YXSTABY mirrored display box – RM99

- YXSTABY thumbstick stool – RM169

- YXSTABY TV stand on castors – RM399

- YXSTABY lounge chair – RM399

- YXSTABY side table on castors – RM499

Throughout the design process, the designers considered the needs of both gamers and those sharing their living spaces. The Xbox controller served as a recurring theme, influencing both the appearance and functionality of many pieces in the collection.

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