IKEA Locations

My apartment is 400 square feet and every furniture decision feels like a complicated spatial puzzle. Too much and it feels cluttered, too little and it feels empty and sad. Finding that balance between functional and comfortable seems impossible in such limited space. Every piece needs to earn its place through actual utility, not just fill space. I have been searching for a small kitchen table that can serve multiple purposes. Eating, working, craft projects, basically anything that requires a flat surface. But most options are either too large for the space or so small they are useless. The Goldilocks zone of furniture sizing is surprisingly narrow, especially when you are trying to maint...

I’m not sure what to look for but the stain ikea usually carries are no longer available at my store and I’m not sure the one at homedepot is even food grade safe. I want to stain my kitchen island but I sometimes use the counter top to prep food. Are there certain labels or catch phrase I need to look out for? Like food safe stain or what have you. I’m posting here because I cannot post in fhe main ones sub. Too new.

Finding a chair at 1.93m or 6'3 has been hard... I have to opt for gaming chairs or IKEA chairs which aren't very good. So far I have tested in stores Sihoo, Ergohuman and Steelcase chairs but none fit me. I prefer chairs with headrests but all of them end up hitting my traps instead of neck curve. When it comes to IKEA chairs JÄRVFJÄLLET fits me well but it feels so cheap, both the leather sit and the back mesh. On the other hand GRONFJALL feels higher quality with a smoother mechanism but its twice the price and provides the same stability. Also ANDA Seat is a brand commonly found here with display stores. I got to try the Kaiser 4 model ( not sure if it was the regular or ...

**Beginner with a plan (and a** [Google Doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LDW8gQSyCk3qSuRChps6jB2FWttp_lJvgDL6tmJF-kQ/edit?tab=t.0) **to prove it)** I'm a native Traditional Chinese speaker from Taipei looking for a native Japanese partner. I'm a true beginner, basically a baby who happens to know hiragana/katakana. A precocious baby, if you will. 🐣 I've thought way too much about how I want to learn: prioritizing listening and natural pronunciation, using comprehensible input methods. So I wrote a detailed doc (in Japanese, translated with help) covering: what I can offer, my learning philosophy, specific activity ideas (picture books, games, planning a trip on St...

I currently have a Ticova chair, and I’m not very comfortable with it. The main issue is that the backrest recline positions are not comfortable for me: if I keep it completely upright (no recline), I feel “too straight” (as if my posture were at 90 degrees angle). If I switch to the first recline position, I already feel too reclined, and after a while I start adopting a bad posture, leaning forward instead of resting against the chair. I wish there were an intermediate recline, or that the first recline wasn’t already so tilted. Ticova owners, do you experience the same issue, or is it just me? If I were to change chair, what would you recommend? I have a budget of €300–400. ...

So 4 months ago i got the keys to my first ever house. Even though its a rental there was a lot that needed to be done and in the end i only had myself and my dad that helped in the evening and on weekends after his full time job so thats why it took a bit longer than expected to move out... anyway the house is now close to being finished and im working on moving all of my stuff in. Before i got the keys i started out with 40+ plants in my small bedroom at my parents but because of the renovation i hadn't had time these past couple of months to take care of my plants. Now there are only 10 plants alive, some thriving under neglect, some hanging on a thread lmao. Im chronically depress...

Hey everyone! My boyfriend and I recently moved out here from AZ and are just about to move into a new place! We moved out here with virtually no furniture though, and are in need of a couch and dining room table and a few other small things on a tight budget Anyone know if any estate sales or anyone selling furniture for a decent price? Or any good secondhand stores to look at? I know we’re planning on looking at Habitat Restore and have been scouring Facebook marketplace. Any leads would be appreciated!

**Final Estate/Moving Sale** **Furniture, Vintage Items, Small Appliances, + more** 📅SUNDAY, Jan. 11 🕒12 - 3 PM 📍Near Crown & Muddy Branch Rd. 168 Bent Twig Ln, Gaithersburg 20878 \*\* Cash or Venmo \*\* Smoke-free, pet-free home \*\* Se habla español \*\* [More Details Here (Google Slides)](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Uv_6FKwFE2Z3Xt_1fB_omFQCZ3d00JTk-3gGzQcHozo/edit?usp=sharing) For sale: **\*\* FURNITURE \*\*** \- Macy's Home solid wood **Queen bed** * **Espresso color** * w/ **TempurPedic** mattress and base, slatted headboard, and frame \- Macy's Home Pair of large brown **nightstands** (24” wide, matching queen bed) \- XL **Twin bed...

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[First](https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/1q8cv8m/somethings_been_living_under_my_house_and_its/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) I don't usually come back to these posts. I posted the first one mostly to get it out of my head, and the responses stuck with me. A few people suggested practical things, and I figured why not try? Worst case, I waste a weekend and feel ******. Best case, maybe it actually does something. First, the crawlspace. One commenter asked if I had thought about sealing it off or adding a locked door. That made sense. The access panel is just a square of plywood screwed ...

This is a guide or tutorial on how to setup a Sonos Surround System with Front Left and Front Right speakers using the SonoSequencr app available on the Apple App Store for iOS devices. The setup process is current as of January 2026. The goal of this guide is to combine and consolidate the various setup tutorials that are scattered about several Reddit posts and comments, provide some setup recommendations to optimize your Sonos surround setup based on the findings of other Reddit users with their setups on r/SonoSequencr, as well as address some of the Frequently Asked Questions that crop up any time SonoSequencr is posted on r/Sonos. This guide also incorporates configuration recommendat...

\[28 yo. female\] I've been working as a sales associate under my boss (we'll call him Drew)\[around 40 yo. male\] for about 6 months now, and at least 3 days a week. From early on, we got kind of close quickly in a way that we would make jokes and verbal jabs at each other every now and then. I like to joke with peers like that and he has a few people in the store that he banters with similarly. For example, if somebody went up to him asking if they could leave early, he'd say "Pfft, yea sure.. and then I'll see you never" With us, it started with a few sassy remarks and odd looks like this: https://i.redd.it/fe540qzygncg1.gif https://preview.redd.it/o8ubv4...

I’ve been living with a mismatched collection of hand-me-down furniture since college. It’s functional but definitely doesn’t make any aesthetic statement beyond struggling recent graduate. Now that I’m somewhat established in my career, I keep thinking I should invest in real furniture that reflects being an actual adult. I’ve been obsessing over glass centre table designs specifically, looking at modern options that would anchor my living room. But every choice feels loaded with implications about who I’m trying to be. Minimalist glass suggests sophistication but maybe coldness. Ornate designs feel traditional but possibly boring. Industrial styles seem trendy but likely to lo...

Hi guys! I know a lot of students don't have cars and the nearest thrift location is like 30 min away, soooo I was thinking why not have our own thrift store on campus? People on campus are already so stylish and it would make it sooo much easier for us to buy affordable, cute clothing (furniture, dorm essentials, etc). Not only is it extremely sustainable in minimizing waste (especially during move-out season with all the piles of clothes and furniture that students throw away ;-;), but it can also help us create more student jobs on campus. I created a petition for SDSU to let us have a student run thrift store on campus! Feel free to comment if you're interested, and I can re...

HI GUYS!! I know a lot of students don't have cars and the nearest thrift location is like 30 min away, soooo I was thinking why not have our own thrift store on campus? People on campus are already so stylish and it would make it sooo much easier for us to buy affordable, cute clothing (furniture, dorm essentials, etc). Not only is it extremely sustainable in minimizing waste (especially during move-out season with all the piles of clothes and furniture that students throw away ;-;), but it can also help us create more student jobs on campus. I created a petition for SDSU to let us have a student run thrift store on campus! Feel free to comment if you're interested, and I can r...

Hey guys!!! I know a lot of students don't have cars and the nearest thrift location is like 30 min away, soooo I was thinking why not have our own thrift store on campus? People on campus are already so stylish and it would make it sooo much easier for us to buy affordable, cute clothing (furniture, dorm essentials, etc). Not only is it extremely sustainable in minimizing waste (especially during move-out season with all the piles of clothes and furniture that students throw away ;-;), but it can also help us create more student jobs on campus. I created a petition for SDSU to let us have a student run thrift store on campus! Feel free to comment if you're interested, and I can...