IKEA Malaysia & Xbox Launch YXSTABY Gaming Furniture Collection
The practical furniture works for everyone, not just gamers.
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IKEA Malaysia has teamed up with Xbox to launch YXSTABY, a new eight-piece collection of gaming furniture and accessories designed to blend seamlessly into Malaysian homes
Available from 12 November across IKEA Damansara, Cheras, Tebrau, Batu Kawan, and online at IKEA.my, the range will also arrive at IKEA Kuching on 27 November 2026.
Guided by IKEA's theme of "A place for everything and everyone", the collaboration tackles a common household pain point: tangled wires, stray controllers, and bulky headsets cluttering shared living spaces.
Recent findings from the IKEA Home Organisation Index 2026 revealed that roughly one in five Malaysians struggle to store electronics and cables neatly, while one in three noted that conflicting family routines make keeping shared spaces tidy more difficult
"We believe clutter is simply things without a place, so this collection gives controllers, cables and headsets somewhere to live, in furniture that looks at home in the living room," said IKEA Malaysia Country Retail Director Takeshi Murai.
He added that the partnership aims to balance practical storage with playful aesthetics so gamers and family members can enjoy the same space comfortably.
Designers from both brands worked alongside gaming specialists and visited everyday households to craft pieces that reflect Scandinavian simplicity.
The collection features clean lines and soft shapes in muted black, white, and beige, punctuated by signature Xbox green accents marking hidden pockets and compartments.
Priced from RM59 to RM499, the lineup caters to both competitive setups and casual lounging
To support flexible play, IKEA developed its first gaming TV stand on castors (RM399), which rolls effortlessly across rooms and locks securely in place during matches, alongside a wheeled side table (RM499) equipped with sliding doors and built-in charging ports.
For stationary setups, a monitor stand (RM99) elevates dual screens while providing dedicated holders for phones and headsets, while a portable laptop support box (RM99) stores cables inside and converts into a work-from-home stand.
When it is time to unwind, players can settle into the gaming lounge chair (RM399), which includes an under-seat controller pocket and a 10-year guarantee, or perch on a tilting thumbstick stool (RM169) modelled directly from original Xbox controller 3D design files.
Rounding out the range are a D-pad-shaped cushion (RM59) and a wall-mountable mirrored display box (RM99) built to showcase prized controllers and collectables.
