I've had a kitchen planning appointment, where do I find my plan?
We're delighted you're one step closer to your dream kitchen. Once you've completed your appointment, you can bring up your plan by visiting our IKEA kitchen planner page.
Please log into the IKEA Family Account the plan was first saved to. You can then go to 'Your saved designs' and browse through them by scrolling, or quickly find a specific one by typing the name of your kitchen plan.
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