julie1218 Posted November 16, 2010 Posted November 16, 2010 i need a new living room set and dining room set, and i can't find a single furniture dealer that doesn't have a zillion complaints on the web. further, i'm pondering a leather couch, and the odds of finding one that won't look terrible in a few years seem very low, if one bases that on the extremely high number of ticked off customers complaining on the web. i live in the dallas area. i was pondering costco--not because of quality but because of their extraordinary return policy. but alas, they just don't have anything that works. my only caveat is that i would like to see the item before i buy it unless the business, like costco, has a crazy great return policy. so, does anyone have a really GREAT furniture experience that they think can be repeated? thanks!
Kibit13 Posted November 16, 2010 Posted November 16, 2010 I was going to say Arhaus, but they are not in your area. Ethan Allen has nice pieces and really nice quality. Ethan Allenhttp://www.ethanallen.com/home We bought our current sofa from Z Gallerie, I like it, but I wouldn't buy it again. We are constantly having to fluff the cushions and they are heavy as heck. We knew they were heavy, but we were told when we bought the sofa that we would need to fluff them once a month the first 6 months to a year and then once every couple of months afterwards. However, we need to fluff them at least 2-3 times a month (have had sofa for almost 2 years) and have to take the cushion out of the cover to do so. Ugh! This is our sofahttp://www.zgallerie.com/p-1059-mammoth-sofa.aspx I hope all of their sofas are not like this. Here is a link to their store and a 10% off coupon.http://www.zgallerie.com/c-53-furniture.aspx Do you have any nice furniture consignment shops in your area? My Mom found a great Ethan Allen sofa for $495 at a store near me. Good luck!
AndreaInNC Posted November 16, 2010 Posted November 16, 2010 Do you have a Haverty's by you? They have quality furniture as well. I feel you - I know I need some new furniture and most places around here carry really cheap merchandise.
peppysfireball Posted November 16, 2010 Posted November 16, 2010 The furniture store in our area told me not to buy Ashley, he said most of it comes in broken . I bought Simmons. The better stuff is Smith brothers. I would go to a real furniture store, the department stores have junk.
dealluvr Posted November 16, 2010 Posted November 16, 2010 This End Up furniture used to have stores but i think they have all gone away but if you can find this end up furniture on craqigslist it is so worth the money.i got a whole set that ashould have cost over $2000 for $400.look up this end up furniture i think some pics should come up. nothing but real wood.i have had my set now for over 20 yrs and with moviong cross country twice it still is in new shape http://www.thisendup.com/rooms/4/DiningRoom.htmi just got the table chairs and benches for $400 but the pic of mine is on the bottom left pic
AndreaInNC Posted November 17, 2010 Posted November 17, 2010 The furniture store in our area told me not to buy Ashley, he said most of it comes in broken .Our Ashley stores have all closed - they went bankrupt. But ITA they are junk. Same thing with Rooms to Go IMHO.
homedirt Posted July 16, 2011 Posted July 16, 2011 Im a bit partial but if you can find furniture made by temple furniture its totally made in US and has a lifetime warranty on everything. Lee industries is good too and mcreeray modern would be a lower end manufacturer. Lee and mcreeray can be found at crate and barrel. Temple is more mom and pop stores. I would stay away from ethan allen because they are planning to move to Mexico and cut alot of jobs in my area also unless something has changed lazy boy and broyhill are made over seas so the quality is not as good. If I could afford it id get furniture made by temple. A little disclaimer I work at temple and my wife works at lee. We both have worked for mcreeary and I have worked at ethan allen not a good place to work for. Like I say I know furniture and even though its pricey temples lifetime warranty is unbeatable.
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