Furniture like world market but better quality?
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Anonymous
| Looking for that slightly bohemian, ethnic furniture but great quality. Where do I go? |
Anonymous
| Serena and lily? It's a little preppier but still bohemian. Anthropologie is another option, though their selection is limited. |
Anonymous
| Restoration hardware |
Anonymous
| Arhaus has some of that |
Anonymous
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There's a place in North Old Town called Abaca Imports: http://abacaimports.com/store/
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Anonymous
Me too!!! |
Anonymous
| It's all going to be fairly crappy. |
Anonymous
| Pier one |
Anonymous
| World Market is actually pretty good quality for the price. It's better quality than Pier One. |
Anonymous
That's funny, I'm looking at furniture now and was really impressed with the new stuff at Pier One - have you been there lately? It's a lot nicer now than it used to be, and I think World Market's furniture has gone downhill. I really dislike that their tables don't have smooth tops and they get dings and scratch REALLY easily (I bought a few things over the past 2 years that I regret). Meanwhile, I just bought a new dining set from Pier One a few months ago and it has held up great to my crazy toddlers so far. |
Anonymous
Which set did you get? Thanks |
Anonymous
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A second vote for Abaca.
Don't know if it's still there, but there's another Alexandria shop called Qi. |
Anonymous
| Search for Tommy Bahama Home. |
Anonymous
Abaca only has certain pieces though. Mostly dining room storage type pieces. No dressers. |