Good-quality but not wildly expensive teen bedroom furniture?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:check out some consignment stores and Facebook marketplace. we just had furniture growing up - no kids beds or anything like that - and we still have it.

I would never use furniture from those sources in a child's bedroom.

Why not? It’s a good way to get solid wood furniture. The newer stuff is 90 percent garbage unless you’re buying Amish furniture or Hardwood Artisans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:check out some consignment stores and Facebook marketplace. we just had furniture growing up - no kids beds or anything like that - and we still have it.

I would never use furniture from those sources in a child's bedroom.

Why not? It’s a good way to get solid wood furniture. The newer stuff is 90 percent garbage unless you’re buying Amish furniture or Hardwood Artisans.

I'm with you. I have gotten such great things from facebook marketplace and thrift stores. And the vintage furniture is SO much better quality than the newer stuff.

[Anonymous]

We went Amish. It is beautiful and they will take it with them.

[Anonymous]

Bed from amazon. They are much stronger that Ikea ones. Desk and drawer used from marketplace.

[Anonymous]

https://www.highendusedfurniture.com/

I recently discovered them and have ordered several pieces of 1950s American manufactured all-wood furniture. All reasonably priced, including the delivery fee. Less expensive and better made than a lot of newer furniture.