Ikea is clearing out its classic white Hauga sideboard in Catalonia, dropping the price by €50 until August 31 or while stocks last. The new model, with glass doors and fewer drawers, returns to the original price point. Here’s what changes and who benefits.
Ikea shoppers in Catalonia have a rare chance to pick up the white Hauga sideboard for €149—a €50 drop from its usual price. The discount runs until August 31 or until the last units are sold, and it’s only available in Ikea Catalunya stores. This isn’t a nationwide offer, so buyers elsewhere won’t see the same deal.
The reason for the price cut is simple: Ikea is phasing out the old Hauga model (reference 604.072.66) and bringing in a new version (reference 406.214.89). The new sideboard keeps almost the same size but changes the inside layout. Instead of four drawers and two cabinets, it now has a single drawer, tempered glass doors, and open shelves. The update isn’t just about looks—it changes how you use the piece at home.
According to Le Figaro, on September 1, 2026, IKEA announced price reductions of up to 25% on more than 1,500 products across Europe, reflecting a broader trend of local promotions.
If you want hidden storage, the outgoing Hauga is the better fit. It has four drawers and two side cabinets with adjustable shelves, making it useful for organizing dinnerware, paperwork, or anything you want out of sight. The top surface works for lamps or family photos. The new model is designed for display: glass doors let you show off dishes or books, and open shelves keep everyday items within reach. Only one drawer remains for tucking things away.
Ikea’s technical sheet lists the new sideboard as made from particleboard, fiberboard, paper foil, and acrylic paint, with tempered glass doors. The single drawer holds up to four kilos, small shelves up to nine, and large shelves up to eighteen. Ikea recommends anchoring the unit to the wall for safety, especially in homes with children. The sideboard comes in three separate packages, which matters if you have tight hallways or a small apartment.
The €149 price is only for Catalonia and only for the outgoing model. The official outlet page says the discount runs from June 25 to August 31, 2026, or until stock runs out. The rest of Spain will only get the new €199 version, with no sign of a similar markdown elsewhere.
Spanish media report that the outgoing Hauga sideboard in Catalonia features four drawers and two cabinets with adjustable shelves, a configuration not matched by the new model. However, there is no official IKEA statement confirming the exact timing or exclusivity of the liquidation in Catalonia, and the official IKEA Catalunya website does not display a direct promotion for the €149 price.
Choosing between the two models depends on what you need. The old Hauga is for those who want to keep things out of sight and dust-free, making it practical for dining rooms, entryways, bedrooms, or home offices. Its all-white finish fits with many décor styles. The new version is for people who want to display their favorite items behind glass, trading some hidden storage for a more open look. Both are part of the Hauga series by Ola Wihlborg and can be combined with other pieces from the collection.
As the last classic Hauga units leave Catalan stores, Ikea is clearly shifting toward more open storage and display. For anyone who prefers the original design, this is the last chance to get it at a discount. The €50 savings are real, but so is the deadline. Once the old Hauga is gone, it won’t return at this price. If you want practical, closed storage in a compact size, now is the time to act.
