Benjamin Leatherman
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A new IKEA location is opening soon in north Phoenix.
The 75,000-square-foot retail store is taking shape at Village Square II shopping center near Cactus Road and Tatum Boulevard. It will be the Swedish furniture and home goods retailer’s third location in the Valley and the first in Phoenix.
And this isn’t your typical warehouse-sized IKEA.
The new store is a small-format concept. Think curated instead of cavernous. Still, it’s stocked. More than 23,000 items will be available, including home décor, kitchenware and smaller furniture pieces.
Shoppers can browse fully furnished room displays, check out a section of gently used goods and grab a bite at the Swedish Deli. Expect hot dogs, cinnamon buns and, yes, the chain’s signature Swedish meatballs.
The location expands IKEA’s footprint in metro Phoenix. Its longtime Tempe store remains the Valley’s flagship, while a smaller Plan & Order opened at Scottsdale Promenade in 2025.
The Scottsdale store operates more like a design studio. Customers can explore showroom setups, consult with IKEA staff and place orders, though nothing is stocked on-site.
The IKEA store in north Phoenix blends both concepts: a smaller footprint with items you can purchase and take home the same day.
Benjamin Leatherman
Where is the new IKEA in Phoenix?
The store is located at Village Square II, 4643 E. Cactus Road in north Phoenix.
The shopping center is located on the southwest corner of Tatum Boulevard and Cactus Road near the former site of the now-demolished Paradise Valley Mall.
What will the new Phoenix IKEA store offer?
This location is part of IKEA’s push into small-format stores.
Instead of a massive warehouse, expect a streamlined layout with a curated selection of more than 23,000 items.
The store will include:
- Fully furnished room displays
- A section of gently used products
- On-site shopping with items available to take home
When will the IKEA in Phoenix open?
A grand opening date hasn’t been announced.
IKEA says the north Phoenix store is expected to open in early 2026.
More details could arrive soon. A spokesperson told the Phoenix Business Journal the company plans to share additional information in the coming weeks.
