OT: Where do you buy furniture?

[davelj]

[quote=briansd1]

Realtors love to stage using West Elm.

[/quote]

Personally, I like EQ3. It’s a bit more expensive and of better quality than IKEA, but definitely not “expensive.” And a bit more consciously retro/mod than West Elm.

http://eq3.com/cat-eq3/index.html

[bearnanke]

Your price seems pretty craigslist… but here are some original ideas/places:

http://www.furniture-heaven.net/
(heard good things)

http://www.trappingsinc.com/
(used them, very happy, willing to work with you and build custom at a low price. have floor inventory that they sometimes want to unload)

[bearnanke]

Your price seems pretty craigslist… but here are some original ideas/places:

http://www.furniture-heaven.net/
(heard good things)

http://www.trappingsinc.com/
(used them, very happy, willing to work with you and build custom at a low price. have floor inventory that they sometimes want to unload)

[bearnanke]

Your price seems pretty craigslist… but here are some original ideas/places:

http://www.furniture-heaven.net/
(heard good things)

http://www.trappingsinc.com/
(used them, very happy, willing to work with you and build custom at a low price. have floor inventory that they sometimes want to unload)

[bearnanke]

Your price seems pretty craigslist… but here are some original ideas/places:

http://www.furniture-heaven.net/
(heard good things)

http://www.trappingsinc.com/
(used them, very happy, willing to work with you and build custom at a low price. have floor inventory that they sometimes want to unload)

[bearnanke]

Your price seems pretty craigslist… but here are some original ideas/places:

http://www.furniture-heaven.net/
(heard good things)

http://www.trappingsinc.com/
(used them, very happy, willing to work with you and build custom at a low price. have floor inventory that they sometimes want to unload)

[carli]

A couple more suggestions –

1) Try http://www.costco.com, which has way more furniture options than you see in the warehouses. I haven’t personally bought furniture from them but I assume it’s decent quality and they seem to have quite a few things that are sold in sets.

2) Try Home Goods, which is owned by the same company that owns Marshall’s and TJ Maxx and has some decent furniture – not a lot of sofas but good selection of chairs, rugs, end/coffee tables, etc.

Good luck!

[carli]

A couple more suggestions –

1) Try http://www.costco.com, which has way more furniture options than you see in the warehouses. I haven’t personally bought furniture from them but I assume it’s decent quality and they seem to have quite a few things that are sold in sets.

2) Try Home Goods, which is owned by the same company that owns Marshall’s and TJ Maxx and has some decent furniture – not a lot of sofas but good selection of chairs, rugs, end/coffee tables, etc.

Good luck!

[carli]

A couple more suggestions –

1) Try http://www.costco.com, which has way more furniture options than you see in the warehouses. I haven’t personally bought furniture from them but I assume it’s decent quality and they seem to have quite a few things that are sold in sets.

2) Try Home Goods, which is owned by the same company that owns Marshall’s and TJ Maxx and has some decent furniture – not a lot of sofas but good selection of chairs, rugs, end/coffee tables, etc.

Good luck!

[carli]

A couple more suggestions –

1) Try http://www.costco.com, which has way more furniture options than you see in the warehouses. I haven’t personally bought furniture from them but I assume it’s decent quality and they seem to have quite a few things that are sold in sets.

2) Try Home Goods, which is owned by the same company that owns Marshall’s and TJ Maxx and has some decent furniture – not a lot of sofas but good selection of chairs, rugs, end/coffee tables, etc.

Good luck!

[carli]

A couple more suggestions –

1) Try http://www.costco.com, which has way more furniture options than you see in the warehouses. I haven’t personally bought furniture from them but I assume it’s decent quality and they seem to have quite a few things that are sold in sets.

2) Try Home Goods, which is owned by the same company that owns Marshall’s and TJ Maxx and has some decent furniture – not a lot of sofas but good selection of chairs, rugs, end/coffee tables, etc.

Good luck!

[Anonymous]

World Market is great and good quality. Bought a entertainment center there. Compared to Jeromes it is 100% better (real wood, not particle board). No sofas but tables and rugs, etc…

[Anonymous]

World Market is great and good quality. Bought a entertainment center there. Compared to Jeromes it is 100% better (real wood, not particle board). No sofas but tables and rugs, etc…

[Anonymous]

World Market is great and good quality. Bought a entertainment center there. Compared to Jeromes it is 100% better (real wood, not particle board). No sofas but tables and rugs, etc…

[Anonymous]

World Market is great and good quality. Bought a entertainment center there. Compared to Jeromes it is 100% better (real wood, not particle board). No sofas but tables and rugs, etc…

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