| Right now, looking in your home.... How much have you spent on the current furniture in total? |
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A lot of our furniture is antique, but found at various yard sales. I've bought a couple of more expensive pieces, like a nice antique carved German buffet for $1,700 when we got married. The sofas are a mix of stuff I purchased for our MCM and stuff I got from my mom when she downsized and my grandmother when she died (in the basement). The baby grand piano I inherited so it doesn't count, I wouldn't have bought one.
About $25k over a decade. |
| (That is including the rugs, the kids' furniture, the bedroom sets, etc.) |
| $70 000 |
| ~$10k, most of the rest was inherited one way or another. We have purchased couches and beds and mattresses. |
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Very little.
I don't invest a lot because like everything else in a home it needs updated every few years unless you are doing antiques. And I don't like antiques. |
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Probably $50,000? Hard to say as it's been accumulated over a very long time. Some pieces are family pieces.
We are buying some new furniture for the main level of our second home and plopping down $20k at once, which I've never done before. It's mostly mid range stuff and includes 3 rugs. We will need a few more pieces after this but not much. |
| Probably around $60-70k. |
| 7500 for 3bed 1200 sq ft place. Mostly Ikea. Biggest expense is the lazy boy sofa. Next the TV and mattress. |
Kitchen table was $100 used bought from a neighbor in our building. Got my coffee table and desk and bookcase cheap this way too. Baby room stuff is new. |
| Maybe $10,000 for 3 bedroom townhouse? Most of it is Ikea/Craigslist/yardsale, with a few $500-$1000 pieces from auctions/antique stores. |
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Maybe $20-$25k? Some of it I've had since law school, so this is over the last 11+ years. We currently have empty rooms in our new house, so eventually I'll spend more I guess.
I'd say the single most expensive room is the dining room, but my mom bought the buffet as a house-warming present in our first home. The hutch and the dining table/chairs were roughly $5000 combined. |
| Not more than $2k to furnish our three bedroom house. A few hand me downs and lots of used furniture |
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This one intrigued me! I added it all up and came up with $15150. This includes all of the furniture and carpets that we've purchased, plus mattresses. It does not include lamps, bedspreads and other useful furnishings of that type.
We have a 4 BR house, but inherited a lot of furniture (dressers, beds, mirrors, kitchen table, a few end tables). I've had some of these pieces for YEARS and purchased some of this furniture in 1998-2002. We're likely buying a new couch soon. When I look at the total cost of the furniture in our home, one additional couch seems pretty expensive! |
| Right around $10k for a large 2 bedroom apartment, counting shared kids room, dining room, living, master and rugs. Most of it high end but found at outlets, several floor samples and good old Craigslist! |