
Cheap furniture?
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07/20/2005
Susan "The Urban Muse" J. says:
So, I live in Allston and there are an abundance of cheap and used furniture stores, but which ones would you guys recommend? I am hoping to balance style and price with a little durability. Any suggestions?
07/20/2005
Jeremy "Big Papa" S. says:
I bought most of my stuff from City Scheme in Cambridge. Their service wasn't the greatest -a bit snobby- but they have cool stuff for suprisingly low prices. I scored an awesome looking Italian blue couch and ottoman for $1200 (on sale). Also the fabric has been amazing, impossible to stain it!
My review:
http://www.yelp.com/bi...
Also I bought a kitchen table and chairs from a place I found on the internet:
http://eurway.com
They are pretty similar to City Scheme. I had no trouble with the shipping either. For $400 I had a great looking kitchen table and 4 designer knock off chairs. Still looks cool in my place.
Hope this helps - J
07/21/2005
Susan "The Urban Muse" J. says:
I've been checking Craig's List almost religiously, but without a car, it could be a problem transporting the furniture to my apartment. Thanks for the suggestion, though!
07/21/2005
Jeremy "Big Papa" S. says:
Well there is always U-Haul. It is actually pretty cheap and easy to get a truck, but you'll need some burly friends :)
08/16/2005
Allix "granny sunglasses" T. says:
I don't know if it's still as cheap, but last summer I rented an enterprise cargo van to haul some of my furniture around--the price was so low it was almost a joke, and it was definetly easier to drive than a U-Haul...just another idea, if you're going the craigslist route.
08/19/2005
Kristina V. says:
I definitely recommend going the craigslist route. I got a spectacular couch for $200. I also found a guy on craigslist who moved it for me for $80.
08/19/2005
Behnan M. says:
Target has cheap and stylist furniture. There is one in Watertown, which is 10 minutes away from Allston. If driving is an issue, go to
Target.com and order.
08/22/2005
J P. says:
There's a little antique/secondhand joint in Cambridge called Organic Furniture. Opens again after labor day.
08/22/2005
Kyle H. says:
Another option, if you aren't in a hurry (you order and wait up to 16 weeks) is Urban Renewal. It is in South Boston and what they specialize in is 'knocking-off' styles from Crate and Barrell and Pottery Barn etc. You get the same pieces for up to 50% off and they have floor sample sales as well.
08/25/2005
Phil A. says:
Try Putnam furniture on Mass Ave around Central Square. They do decent ex-rental stuff and can deliver reasonably cheap too
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