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MALM\u00d6, Sweden<\/span><\/span>, Feb. 10, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — The largest IKEA report ever, surveying over 55,000 people across 57 markets, reveals that Mainland China ranks highest in sleep quality, while Norway<\/span> and the USA<\/span> score the lowest. The findings also highlight a global sleep gap of 1 hour and 20 minutes, with people worldwide missing out on significant rest each night – equating to over 20 full days of lost sleep annually.<\/p>\n

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IKEA Sleep Report – Quality Score ranking across the 57 markets surveyed.<\/span> <\/div>\n

Who sleeps best – and who struggles?<\/b>
While Mainland China leads in sleep duration, with most averaging over 7 hours per night, Norway<\/span> and the USA<\/span> struggle, with Americans reporting the most disrupted sleep. 64% of Egyptians rate their sleep as good, the highest globally, while financial stress, screen time, and inconsistent routines negatively impact rest in other regions.<\/p>\n

“Sleep is an important factor for life quality. At IKEA, we’re committed to understanding people’s sleep challenges and providing solutions – whether through smart bedroom designs, better sleep environments, or simple daily habits,” said Bel\u00e9n Frau, Global Communication and Positioning Manager, IKEA Retail<\/span> (Ingka Group).<\/p>\n

Why are we losing sleep?<\/b>
The study identifies stress, financial concerns, and technology use as the biggest obstacles to quality sleep:<\/p>\n