Table, chairs, sofa... where on earth to buy?

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Elokine

2021-01-11 09:00:32
  • #1
Furnitureum or in the North the RS Furniture have great solid wood furniture and are surprisingly modern despite an old-fashioned homepage at a very reasonable price. I got my sofa and dining chairs there and am still impressed with the quality even after 5 years. They either have chairs in stock or you can order with a very large selection of covers and also leg/wood options. There are also solid wood tables at very decent prices, in my opinion. A few years ago I ordered a desk with special dimensions because of the size of a niche.
 

ypg

2021-01-11 09:34:45
  • #2
Thanks to you.
The table is only :oops:... The table is 2 years old and our little treasure. Oak top made from brushed reclaimed oak... I'll "work through" all the tips. Last night, I thought I'd raise my personal limit. After all, I hardly spend anything during Corona, at least I hardly shopped for seasonal clothes. My bank account notices that ;)
 

Bertram100

2021-01-11 09:46:14
  • #3
If you are going to increase the budget anyway, then just go for the classic among chairs: the Thonet cantilever chair with woven rattan. Totally comfortable and beautiful (expensive ;)).
 

Bookstar

2021-01-11 09:55:18
  • #4

Design is debatable; I don’t find it beautiful.

In general, no expensive furniture comes into my house; ideally, it’s quality but inexpensive furniture.

You get tired of it too quickly anyway, and it’s a utilitarian object. Besides, with a bit of research, you can always find great bargains.

And if you have the necessary budget, then definitely only custom-made furniture from a trusted carpenter. Super individual according to your own taste.

For example, I consider spending more than 150 euros on a dining chair absolutely excessive. Or a couch for over 2000 euros. It can’t be that high-quality; it strongly smells like rip-off or brand fetish. I’m basically out on that :)

Although furnishing an entire house, I think 15,000 euros without kitchen, without bathroom is quite realistic. Maybe even too cheap; it will be very difficult even with 100% IKEA.

Office, dining room, living room, bedroom, 2x children’s rooms, pantry, wardrobe come to mind. That would be max 2000 euros per room. I think that’s almost impossible.
 

ypg

2021-01-11 10:05:26
  • #5
I think they’re great, but I don’t want the Wiener Geflecht. Also not visually on the back. I wish for something: Padded, upper backrest area closed, not extremely tapering, all because of the look with the table if armrest, then padded, under 60 width because of our table legs Preferably velvet, gold, black, dark brown legs preferably black, but I’m more flexible there. The Thonet also exists (replicated) in padded velvet look yellow ;) and affordable ...
 

Nordlys

2021-01-11 14:01:15
  • #6
Take a look at livior dot de.
 
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