IKEA Locations

I’ve moved my furniture around many times since I’ve lived here for a few years now, but I thought to ask you all for a fresh perspective! Currently my space is more set up for my own use and less for having people over- currently we’d sit at the dining table or me on my bed.. I keep looking at small couches but know that my IKEA Poang chair is way more comfortable, so I really don’t want to give that up. Also, I don’t have closet space aside from the current clothes racks. I’ve attached a sketch of my current layout and photos, as well as a few other potential layouts… really looking forward to hearing your recommendations and advice!

Last Friday I was organizing my kitchen. I realized my old cainet was too small and worn. That moment made me curious about better kitchen cainet options. I visited a nearby furniture store to see available cainets. They had some wooden and metal options. Most were expensive or limited in size. I wanted something strong stylish and affordable. The shop did not offer many choices to compare properly. To check more variety and options, while scrolling many online marketplaces including alibaba I saw many cainets. Some were large and some small. Some had shelves and some drawers. There were many designs colors and price ranges. It was easy to compare everything clearly. I also noticed some c...

I’ve moved my furniture around many times since I’ve lived here for a few years now, but I thought to ask you all for a fresh perspective! Currently my space is more set up for my own use and less for having people over- currently we’d sit at the dining table or me on my bed.. I keep looking at small couches but know that my IKEA Poang chair is way more comfortable, so I really don’t want to give that up. Also, I don’t have closet space aside from the current clothes racks. I’ve attached a sketch of my current layout and photos, as well as a few other potential layouts… really looking forward to hearing your recommendations and advice!

I’ve moved my furniture around many times since I’ve lived here for a few years now, but I thought to ask you all for a fresh perspective! Currently my space is more set up for my own use and less for having people over- currently we’d sit at the dining table or me on my bed.. I keep looking at small couches but know that my IKEA Poang chair is way more comfortable, so I really don’t want to give that up. Also, I don’t have closet space aside from the current clothes racks. I’ve attached a sketch of my current layout and photos, as well as a few other potential layouts… really looking forward to hearing your recommendations and advice!

Just bought a couple of furniture items from a store and now thinking it all looks fake and too good to be true. The store is called Ecobynish. Is this enough info to get some other eyes on this and share opinions? Might just wait it out and see what, if anything, eventually arrives.

I’m not a woodworker by any stretch, have a cheap Ikea frame I stained quickly so it matches my other furniture but forgot to wipe cuz it’s been a while. I’m not planning on putting a sealant bc I don’t need it to last long term and I’m lazy. I know this is all pretty terrible technique but basically I want to know if I can leave it to dry and not bother with the whole mineral spirits thing given that it’s not a long term piece of furniture and will only be inside with minimal traffic

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Sounds completely made up. It isn't. Before you spend money on anything, grab a walnut from your kitchen, crack it open, and rub the inside of the nut directly on the scratch. back and forth a few times. The natural oils soak into the wood and fill the scratch in. Let it sit for a minute, then buff it with your finger or a soft cloth. For light scratches, it practically disappears. Genuinely one of those things you have to see to believe. For deeper scratches where the wood is actually gouged, a furniture repair marker is the move. Find one that matches your wood color. Most hardware stores have a few shades. You just color it in, let it dry for a minute, and wipe off the excess with ...

I was curious to find out if it's only me or if anybody else is noticing something similar. Since around 2024-2025 I found that I can barely buy anything because most products smell like toxic waste - I'm getting headaches and difficulty breathing. I can't buy PUR foams, laptops, IKEA furniture, fabrics (even OEKO-TEX or 100% organic cotton etc.), cables etc., even lots of food has become inedible - e.g. fruit taste as if they were intentionally poisoned so that humans don't eat them. I was able to buy all these things as recently as 2022-2023, but around 2025 the quality went down so sharply that right now there's barely anything I can buy, so I mostly have to buy u...

I’ve been thinking about upgrading my space a bit and smart blinds keep coming up, but I’m not sure if they’re actually worth it or just one of those “cool but unnecessary” things. From what I’ve seen, they can: \* Open/close automatically on a schedule (like waking up with natural light) \* Sync with apps or voice assistants \* Adjust based on sunlight/temperature \* Help with privacy without you thinking about it What’s interesting is the price range seems all over the place. There are super budget options on sites like AliExpress or Alibaba, then mid-range stuff, and then premium brands + in-store options like IKEA that look a bit more polished and reliable. I’m cur...

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Hello, I recently moved to LA, and I am trying to brainstorm furniture and layout ideas to best utilize the space and maximize storage and comfort. I have never lived in a studio, so I am having a hard time deciding what to buy and commit to pieces that will be smart and look great I already mounted the TV, although it was done really high -\_-', which inspired me to think about a[ lofted bed](https://www.wayfair.com/baby-kids/pdp/trent-austin-design-queen-size-metal-loft-bed-with-storage-stairs-shelves-bookshelf-bedroom-guest-dorms-black-w118702355.html?piid=1881337792)? The ceiling height is only 95" though, and I am 6'1". main room is 187 inches long and 182 inches ...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including prepaid visa, mastercard Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstatio...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstation, Fortnite, AMC Message me here: ...

Hello, I recently moved to LA, and I am trying to brainstorm furniture and layout ideas to best utilize the space and maximize storage and comfort. I have never lived in a studio, so I am having a hard time deciding what to buy and commit to pieces that will be smart and look great I already mounted the TV, although it was done really high -\_-', which inspired me to think about a[ lofted bed](https://www.wayfair.com/baby-kids/pdp/trent-austin-design-queen-size-metal-loft-bed-with-storage-stairs-shelves-bookshelf-bedroom-guest-dorms-black-w118702355.html?piid=1881337792)? The ceiling height is only 95" though, and I am 6'1"; any advice would be greatly appreciated! Also...

New to Australia and still figuring things out. Love the lifestyle here but I’m constantly surprised by how similar everything looks in shops. Went to four different stores looking for outdoor furniture with some personality - ended up seeing the same three designs everywhere. And things like Christmas decorations - exact same reindeer antlers on cars and I guess same deco will be spotted at next Christmas. I get that Australia is far from everywhere which makes importing expensive, but I’m curious - what’s the one thing you genuinely wish you could easily buy here but can’t? Or something that exists but costs way too much? Could be anything - home stuff, garden, pet supplies, hob...

Hello, I recently moved to LA, and I am trying to brainstorm furniture and layout ideas to best utilize the space and maximize storage and comfort. I have never lived in a studio, so I am having a hard time deciding what to buy and commit to pieces that will be smart and look great I already mounted the TV, although it was done really high -\_-', which inspired me to think about a[ lofted bed](https://www.wayfair.com/baby-kids/pdp/trent-austin-design-queen-size-metal-loft-bed-with-storage-stairs-shelves-bookshelf-bedroom-guest-dorms-black-w118702355.html?piid=1881337792)? The ceiling height is only 95" though, and I am 6'1"; any advice would be greatly appreciated! Also...

A good bit of time ago I posted asking about a pump that clogged during tank cycling. Life happened and answering questions didn't happen. I'm sorry for ghosting on my own post. This project has been one problem after another, but it's slowly coming together! "Updates" even though I haven't shared it yet in any honest capacity. An Ikea FABRIKÖR conversion. Empty it's about 12-ish gallons, filled as I have it it's about 10. This is still my old pump, a fountain pump rated for a 10-20 gallon tank but it still cloggs pretty often. It's surrounded by course foam, fine filter floss, and window screen. Every time I clean the pump, about every two day...

Backstory: Paid $6000 - 3 month lead time. Bought from a local “high end” furniture store that specializes in “Amish” made furniture they source from out of state. Need some honest opinions here… are these swirl marks and imperfections acceptable on a “high end” Amish made table? Across most of the table, not just smaller portions. How would you handle this with the store?