IKEA is alright but not all it's cracked up to be.  While I love the ideas for space saving, most of the furniture isn't Swedish.  Much of it is actually the same cheap \"Made in China\" stuff that Walmart sells.  Most of it did not look very durable.  People rave about the restaurant in there, but iceberg salad and spinach crepes that have been sitting in a warmer for who knows how long aren't even as good as hopsital food is these days.  The whole way to shop is a pain too.  See what you want and write it down while wandering this monstrosity?  If they can be so efficient with designs of rooms, why can't they make they building more efficient?  It really is ironic when you think about it.  I'd go to Ikea again, but I'm not in a rush to do so.