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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is object-specific and you have to do your research on consumer websites to really educate yourself. It takes time, but it is worth it.

I was dreaming of Miele appliances, for instance, but could only afford a Samsung French door fridge and Samsung washer and dryer - research showed me that some of their models were very appreciated, and after a year I find the quality-price ratio is excellent.

I did splurge on wallpaper (Nina Campbell, shipped from England), fireplace tiles (hand-made Dutch scenes from the Netherlands) and my beloved walnut kitchen countertop ($$$).

Less toxic Aura paint from Benjamin Moore, the pricier paint.
[b]Bath fixtures from the more reasonably-priced and perfectly working Kohler instead of others[/b].
Organic bedding from Pottery barn is great quality and design for the price. Can't say the same for the rest of PB...

Now for clothes, I prefer to buy the best quality (Patagonia, Petit Bateau, Jacadi, Tilley hats etc) but used!
eBay and consignment stores are wonderful resources.

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Kohler actually makes some really nice fixture.

I also agree with LL Bean.

Add to this:
Frye boots
Honda
Lands End sheets
Keen shoes (for kids)

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