Ikea's latest manual gives parents instructions on how to build forts and playhouses in lockdown
Russian campaign by Moscow agency Instinct encourages people to share their photos online
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Ikea's worldwide agencies have proved themselves adept at thinking up creative marketing ideas to help families get through quarantine, from turning its catalog into a coloring book and mapping out how to stay home in Israel, to sharing its recipes for Swedish meatballs.
The latest project comes from Russia, where Moscow-based agency Instinct has issued some step-by-step, Ikea-style instructions for homemade ways to keep the kids entertained. The line-drawn manuals, posted on social media, give you ideas for how to construct a wigwam, cave, fort, tent and playhouse, using household items like blankets, chairs, book, clothes pegs and fairy lights (which, the manual stresses, don't need to be from Ikea).
People are then invited to share their constructed playhouse photos, with the hashtag ##явдомикеикеа, which translates as "I'm in an Ikea house."
