Key Takeaways
1. IKEA plans to introduce over 20 new smart home products in early 2026, as revealed in July 2025.
2. Seven of the new devices have been certified as Matter devices and are listed in the Distributed Compliance Ledger (DCL).
3. New products include the Bilresa dual button and scroll wheel smart switches, Timmerflotte temperature and humidity sensor, Alpstuga air quality monitor, and Myggspray Wireless motion sensor.
4. The designs of the new devices differ significantly from previous models, indicating a fresh approach to smart home technology.
5. Release dates and pricing details for the new products remain unclear as of now.
Images of several new smart home products from IKEA have emerged. In July 2025, the company revealed plans to introduce more than 20 new devices in early 2026. Recently, seven of these devices were found in the Distributed Compliance Ledger (DCL) and are certified as Matter devices.
Leaked Images Surface
A report from ifun.de has uncovered various images of the upcoming IKEA smart home products. The first image depicted (shown below) features the Bilresa dual button and scroll wheel smart switches. It’s interesting to notice how this design is quite different from what was previously thought to be a leaked image of the Bilresa dual button switch.
New Devices Identified
The second image (shown below) showcases the Timmerflotte temperature and humidity sensor, along with the Alpstuga air quality monitor and the Myggspray Wireless motion sensor. All these products are listed in the DCL. The Alpstuga’s design is significantly distinct from the older Vindstyrka air quality sensor. In a similar fashion, the Myggspray has a circular design, which contrasts with the previous square Vallhorn Wireless motion sensor.
Unveiling More Products
The last batch of photos (below) includes two previously unrecognized products: the Tofsmygga outdoor smart plug and the Grillplats indoor smart plug. The latter seems to resemble the brand’s Tretakt smart plug, but with a more rounded design. Also featured is the Myggbett Door/window sensor, which looks quite similar to the older Parasoll Door and window sensor.
It is still unclear exactly when in 2026 these new IKEA smart home products will be available and what their pricing will be.
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