Anonymous
09/15/2023 09:27
Subject: How much would you spend on a sofa?
Anonymous wrote:Probably up to 5k for a sectional if I really loved it. 3-4 sounds fine
This.
Anonymous
09/13/2023 18:57
Subject: Re:How much would you spend on a sofa?
$3700 is not a high end sofa. If you like it, fine. If you want something to last, buy quality.
Anonymous
09/13/2023 18:52
Subject: How much would you spend on a sofa?
Just spent close to $7k on a room and board sectional. Income is $500k.
Anonymous
09/13/2023 16:31
Subject: How much would you spend on a sofa?
We spent 12k on our new sectional a couple years ago and it still looks brand new. Considering it is basically white (we have dogs and kids) I'll take that as a win. I wanted a quality piece, but it was hard to part with that money in my opinion. I feel better about the purchase now, seeing how it holding up.
Anonymous
09/13/2023 16:24
Subject: Re:How much would you spend on a sofa?
Got a sectional from Costco for around $1200 a few years ago. It is super comfy, trendy looking and is holding up great!
Anonymous
09/13/2023 16:15
Subject: How much would you spend on a sofa?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on how long you want to keep it. The furniture industry has transitioned to trendy, throwaway products because people like to change their decor frequently and pay low prices. However, if you’re investing in furniture for 10,20,30 years, $3700 for a couch is not unreasonable. Keep in mind that most traditional furniture can be bought for 40% off any day of the week. So, you should be able to get a $6500 couch for $3700.
How 40% off? From North Carolina shops?
Retail mark ups are 40% on high end furniture, less on Pottery barn, Serena and Lilly, etc.
Designers can buy at net and charge you the difference.
So if you get lucky and your friend is a designer they could buy a Hickory chair at net (roughly 40% off msrp) and sell it to you at their cost.
Anonymous
09/13/2023 16:12
Subject: How much would you spend on a sofa?
Anonymous wrote:Depends on how long you want to keep it. The furniture industry has transitioned to trendy, throwaway products because people like to change their decor frequently and pay low prices. However, if you’re investing in furniture for 10,20,30 years, $3700 for a couch is not unreasonable. Keep in mind that most traditional furniture can be bought for 40% off any day of the week. So, you should be able to get a $6500 couch for $3700.
How 40% off? From North Carolina shops?