Who sings the song featured in the Ikea 2026 advert: “Coming Home”?
If there is one brand that always surprises us with the music in its adverts, it is Ikea. The Swedish multinational knows how to combine its greatest strengths: creativity, product and emotions. These are the core pillars of every campaign they launch around the world.
Ikea has also been a pioneer in giving creative freedom to the different agencies in the countries where it operates. This allows the brand to explore a wide variety of creative approaches and enrich its identity. In its latest campaign, Ikea perfectly captures the feeling of coming home, all wrapped in a beautiful song that enhances those emotions. But… who sings the song in the Ikea 2026 advert? Let’s find out.
“Home Again”, by Carole King and covered by Lucy Dacus, is the song in the Ikea 2026 advert
The song featured in the Ikea 2026 advert is titled “Home Again” by Carole King. A classic song reinterpreted by Lucy Dacus for the Ikea advert. The original song was written by Carole King and released on the album “Tapestry”, published in 1971. The album spent five weeks at number one on the American charts.
The Ikea advert is titled “Coming Home” and was created by the brand’s in-house creative team together with the agency McCann. The piece was directed by Justyna Obasi through the production company Anorak Film and serves as the central element of the new global campaign.
The piece shows different scenes featuring people from different parts of the world. All of them share the same narrative thread: the journey back home. Throughout the advert we see small moments that reflect the anticipation before arriving: trips on public transport, tired looks after a long day, or the contained emotion of someone about to walk through their front door.
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