Better than IKEA
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Anonymous
| West Elm (owned by Pottery Barn) and CB2 (owned by Crate & Barrel) seem to be targeted to a younger, more urban market. The prices are often a little lower. |
Anonymous
| Belfort. They have a huge selection. The only down side is you may have to wait for your furniture if they don't have it in stock. |
Anonymous
Awful, awful quality. Don't waste your money. Try Belfort. |
Anonymous
| We got two pieces (a sofa and an armchair) from Macy's that were reasonably priced and have held up great through years of heavy use and two kids. Check them out. |
Anonymous
| For accent furniture, Home Goods or TJ Maxx can have some cute and decently made things. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
Agree that Craiglist is great! I've never had any luck with World Market. There stuff ends up being pretty crappy. I do like CB2. And I bought a small chest of drawers from Home Decorators(?) online. It's held up great. |
Anonymous
| PP again - The website is www.homedecorators.com |
Anonymous
Yes do not even waste your time going in the store. UGH!! The cheap crap smell meets you at the door as soon as you walk in. |
Anonymous
| Home Decorators is owned by Home Depot I believe. Online only but prices are reasonable bc like Ikea I think most furniture comes in a box. More traditional stuff and less modern than Ikea. |
Anonymous
No, no, no. They are the WORST! The worst quality and the WORST customer service. |
Anonymous
| Go to North Carolina |
Anonymous
| Creative Classics in Old Town has beautiful & high quality furniture. Pricey but just lovely. We initially bought our furniture from Ikea & replacing it one piece at a time from Creative Classics. Their furniture is also made in the U.S. |
Anonymous
| All my JC Penney furniture is falling apart after 6 years. |
Anonymous
| I'm the PP - also meant to say that the stuff I have from Ikea has lasted for 8+ years |