JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

Where do you buy furniture from?

A lot of shops around Marathahalli don't seem trustworthy and I have also heard bad experiences of people such as advance paid and furniture delivered too late or poor quality or not to specifications. What are your recommendations?

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WigglyBanana
WigglyBanana

Just Ikea or Wakefit is fine if you’re not looking to invest for the next 10 years
They look decent and their quality holds itself at least for 2-3 years, whereas local furniture makers I’ve seldom found to be trustworthy

WigglyMuffin
WigglyMuffin

Not wakefit. It's the worst quality. Gets started to going bad in just 1 year m talking about sofa.

WigglyBanana
WigglyBanana

Ah damn My experience is with their beds

Going strong for 2 years at my end (bought 2) I do agree, sofa is more tricky

Ikea then?

FuzzyNoodle
FuzzyNoodle

Ikea or Urban Ladder
Ikea - Quality 10/10 Design 10/10 Choices 5/10 UrbanLadder - Quality - Aggregated Model so be careful(Dnt buy Bhunsa Material - Get in writtern if they clain MDF or Marine Ply - MDF is Okay if you are looking for 2-5 year) Design 10/10 Choices 10/10

In my town few second hand seller sells furniture and price is very decent - Once upon a time i spotted pure Saaag Wood Bed in 10-15 k but original price is more than Lakhs

JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

What is bhunsa material?

FuzzyNoodle
FuzzyNoodle

Looks good but full of Grass and Bhunsa material - Its common in Market even Ikea did the same

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JumpyWaffle
JumpyWaffle

Ikea always

JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

Why? Have you tried other options?

I don't get why people recommend IKEA. There stuff looks pretty basic. If you want something fancy then check some of the designer furniture shops and then get it made by a local carpenter/manufacturer

JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

But won't you need a good carpenter then? How do you get one?

Check out carpenter/furniture listing on Google if you don't know any locally and ask for their designs and check their workshops.

CosmicHamster
CosmicHamster

Olx or Facebook marketplace is a great way of buying stuff sustainably

JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

Are they reliable?

CosmicHamster
CosmicHamster

Up to you to pick carefully. I usually look for specific terms like "move out" "abroad" "teak" etc. A bit more work than urban latter or the likes of it, but I have found out that I find decent stuff at great prices and also helps out someone else too.

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