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Karmarama's latest work for Ikea shows people relaxing and eating in unconventional places within the home in a bid to encourage consumers to live more informally.
The TV executions break on 9 October, and continue the 'Living UnLtd' strategy developed by the creative consultancy after Ikea moved its pounds 8 million UK account out of St Luke's in November 2001.
The new spots will be supported by in-store activity and 'fun sheets' outlining ways in which Ikea shoppers can perk up their home lives. They will appear in November and December issues of women's glossies. Media planning and buying is through MediaCom.
'Nosh' opens on black-and-white footage of overly formal eating occasions.
A public service broadcast-style voiceover announces a new trend, 'noshing'.
It then shows a couple eating in the bath, two ladies in face-packs scoffing snacks and other examples of people eating in informal settings.
'Shlomp' has the same austere opening, showing people attempting to sit up straight. It then ...