OT: Where do you buy furniture?

[Anonymous]

I have not bought furniture there but they have amazing deals on furniture that Costco sells, at two stores called “GTM” in Lemon Grove and Santee. (They are mainly an odd-lot store, but carry a bunch of products that Costco sells, including clothes and household stuff, for less than Costco actually sells it for.)

They do not have a great selection, usually one of a kind and just a few pieces, more reliably in the
Lemon Grove store — but what I have seen there has been pretty attractive, ranging from leather chairs and couches to upholstered “La-Z-Boy” type stuff. I am sure it must be made in China, etc., because the prices are generally $300 for a chair and $400-700 for a sofa, but it looks comparable to what you would find in Macy’s, and its quality is likely better than what you find at Jerome’s.
If you have time to wait until something you like shows up there, it seems like a good option.

[equalizer]

[quote=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![/quote]
Costco is only place with return policy. Heard someone who complained about sofas sagging 6 month later and got full refund.

[equalizer]

[quote=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![/quote]
Costco is only place with return policy. Heard someone who complained about sofas sagging 6 month later and got full refund.

[equalizer]

[quote=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![/quote]
Costco is only place with return policy. Heard someone who complained about sofas sagging 6 month later and got full refund.

[equalizer]

[quote=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![/quote]
Costco is only place with return policy. Heard someone who complained about sofas sagging 6 month later and got full refund.

[equalizer]

[quote=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![/quote]
Costco is only place with return policy. Heard someone who complained about sofas sagging 6 month later and got full refund.

[Bitter Renter]

http://www.realdealfurniture.com

Check out the reviews on yelp, etc.

[Bitter Renter]

http://www.realdealfurniture.com

Check out the reviews on yelp, etc.

[Bitter Renter]

http://www.realdealfurniture.com

Check out the reviews on yelp, etc.

[Bitter Renter]

http://www.realdealfurniture.com

Check out the reviews on yelp, etc.

[Bitter Renter]

http://www.realdealfurniture.com

Check out the reviews on yelp, etc.

[Raybyrnes]

If you have a truck and time craigslist is the way to go .

If not, I would suggest opening up a Macy’s card to waiting for a sale and buying a complete matching set. It is good furniture, they deliver right to your house and you will enjoy it.

They do not negotiate much but you can get them to throw in the delivery if you badger them a bit. I have owned my furniture for 2 years and have no regrets.

[Raybyrnes]

If you have a truck and time craigslist is the way to go .

If not, I would suggest opening up a Macy’s card to waiting for a sale and buying a complete matching set. It is good furniture, they deliver right to your house and you will enjoy it.

They do not negotiate much but you can get them to throw in the delivery if you badger them a bit. I have owned my furniture for 2 years and have no regrets.

[Raybyrnes]

If you have a truck and time craigslist is the way to go .

If not, I would suggest opening up a Macy’s card to waiting for a sale and buying a complete matching set. It is good furniture, they deliver right to your house and you will enjoy it.

They do not negotiate much but you can get them to throw in the delivery if you badger them a bit. I have owned my furniture for 2 years and have no regrets.

[Raybyrnes]

If you have a truck and time craigslist is the way to go .

If not, I would suggest opening up a Macy’s card to waiting for a sale and buying a complete matching set. It is good furniture, they deliver right to your house and you will enjoy it.

They do not negotiate much but you can get them to throw in the delivery if you badger them a bit. I have owned my furniture for 2 years and have no regrets.

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