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IKEA’s Xbox Gaming Collection Is Now Available to Shop Online

The IKEA and Xbox YXSTABY collection is now available to shop online in the United States, giving gamers another way to get their hands on the collaboration without visiting a physical store.

The nine-piece collection launched in IKEA stores on October 1, but online shoppers had to wait for the furniture and accessories to become available for purchase. As of October 20, the collection is listed on IKEA’s website, with prices ranging from $17.99 to $179.99.

The collection brings together IKEA’s approach to home furnishings and Xbox’s gaming-inspired design, with products intended to fit into everyday living spaces rather than look out of place in a dedicated gaming room.

What’s Included in the IKEA x Xbox YXSTABY Collection?

YXSTABY includes nine items, ranging from furniture for gaming setups to accessories inspired by familiar Xbox controller designs.

The collection includes a gaming lounge chair, a movable TV stand, a rolling side table, a monitor stand, and a laptop support with storage. There are also a few more distinctive pieces, including a thumbstick-inspired stool, a green D-pad cushion, a D-pad-shaped platter, and a display box designed to showcase gaming controllers and collectibles.

Here’s a look at the full lineup and its US pricing:

  • Gaming TV Stand on Castors: $149.99
  • Gaming Side Table on Castors: $179.99
  • Gaming Lounge Chair: $119.99
  • Gaming Thumbstick Stool: $49.99
  • Gaming Monitor Stand: $39.99
  • Gaming Laptop Support with Storage: $34.99
  • Gaming Controller Display Box: $29.99
  • Gaming D-pad Controller Platter: $17.99
  • Gaming D-pad Cushion: $17.99

The TV stand is designed to accommodate a television up to 55 inches, while its movable design makes it easier to reposition a gaming setup. There are even hooks and a tray on the back to keep things organized. Meanwhile, the collection’s smaller accessories offer ways to incorporate Xbox-inspired touches into a room without replacing existing furniture.

The collaboration was developed by designers from both IKEA and Xbox, with the Xbox controller serving as a key source of inspiration for several products. The thumbstick stool, for example, takes its design from the controller’s analog stick, while the cushion and platter draw on the familiar D-pad shape.

With online shopping now available, consumers can browse the entire YXSTABY lineup through IKEA’s website and check delivery options for their area. Product availability and delivery options may vary by location.

Are you interested in any of the items from the Xbox and IKEA collaboration? Let us know down in the comments and in the official Insider Gaming Discord.


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Mike Straw
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