IKEA Locations

Planning on spending a day in the area before seeing a show downtown. Wanting to go thrifting with a friend before then, and wondering which thrift stores are a must. We’re both college age and mainly interested in clothes, accessories and cool home decor/small eclectic furniture. Also CDs and records. Obviously the alluring factor to thrifting is that you never know what you’ll find, but which stores do you go to knowing you won’t walk away empty handed? I need your personal no-fails, best deals in the area spots. I prefer non-profits. I want to avoid the places that are charging “mall prices” or $10, 15, 20 for a regular T-shirt. Any places that keep most items under double dig...

This is the current furniture that I have in my bedroom. It was what we could afford that looked sturdy, versatile, and baby friendly (soft edges of the bed). I'm expecting a baby this autumn and will also have a small bedside crib. Not sure if I've made a mistake with the colour of the bed. How can I avoid my bedroom becoming overly beige? I don't like the boring beige aesthetic and here are my ideas so far: - rich / warm / interesting bedside tables and lamps (any ideas?) - big soft rug underneath (I was thinking IKEA or Dunelm) - colourful throw and cushions - bamboo blinds or cafe curtains (small window with radiator underneath) - maybe a vintage rocking chair I'm...

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Hey folks, I'm 37 and planning on heading for an adventure this summer and doing some workaways, mainly around Spain. The thing is I'm torn as to whether to give up my rental in the UK, store my stuff and find a temporary home for my gorgeous cat, or just pay up my rent for a couple of months and keep things where they are. Finding a good rental is tricky at the moment and I'm very (perhaps too much) settled where I am - I'd rather not join a house share when I get back and I have a fair bit of furniture etc to store. I'm very open to the idea of relocating for a year or two, but currently planning for a few months away. (I have a European passport so options...

# Brocki Bern: The Best Secondhand & Thrift Stores for Fashion A slow Saturday afternoon in Bern doesn't need much planning. Take a short walk and you'll likely end up inside a "Brocki" - Switzerland's version of a thrift store - somewhere between clothing racks, vintage lamps and that slightly chaotic charm only secondhand spaces seem to have. From Lorraine to Breitenrain to Bümpliz, each neighborhood has its own rhythm - and its own type of thrift store. Some are spacious and well organized, others feel like a treasure hunt the moment you step inside. If you're mainly looking for secondhand clothing, here's a clear overview of the most relevan...

# The Best Brockis in Zurich Secondhand has become part of everyday life for many people. Sometimes it's digital and efficient, sometimes it's slow and hands-on. With [Circlin](https://circlin.app/en), we're trying to make secondhand as simple and contemporary as possible - low effort, no friction. And still, there are moments when nothing beats walking into a physical store. Touching fabrics, browsing without a plan, staying longer than expected. That's what Brockis are for. A bit of experience or a few solid [secondhand shopping tips](https://circlin.app/en/blog/secondhand-shopping-what-you-absolutely-need-to-know) never hurts. Here's an overview of Zurich'...

It began at an estate sale about two years ago. I was there for furniture, found nothing useful, and on the way out there was a small box of old postcards priced at basically nothing. I bought maybe fifteen of them on impulse because a few had interesting illustrations and I thought they'd look nice pinned somewhere. That was my first mistake. The thing about vintage postcards is that once you start actually reading the messages on the back you cannot stop. These are real people writing to real people, sometimes mundane stuff like "arrived safely, weather is fine," sometimes genuinely strange and specific things that make you want to know the whole story. I have one from 1923 ...

I am getting a turntable and 6,5' speakers soon, I've heard that you should have your speakers on a seperate surface of your turntable, even tho I've seen lots of people do it anyways. Is there any truth to that? My current idea is to put my speakers somewhat spreadout on my desk, where I do my work, play video games and place the turntable + vinyls on a wall mounted shelf of to the side. Is that a good idea? And mainly and most important, which Ikea/JYSK furniture are you using to store vinyls, and your whole turntable setup, that you are pleased with? Edit: I am using active speakers, with a PHONO turntable (no pre amp or amp space needed)

I’ve been researching the furniture e-commerce niche recently, and a few things stood out. Some interesting numbers: • Around 70% of furniture buyers research products online before making a purchase. • Social media influences roughly 40–45% of furniture buying decisions. • The average conversion rate for furniture e-commerce stores is usually around 1–2%. One thing I noticed is that furniture stores often have lower conversion rates than many other e-commerce niches. Some possible reasons: 1. High purchase friction – Furniture is expensive, so customers take more time to decide. 2. Shipping costs – Large items mean higher delivery costs, which can increase cart aband...

In modern warehouses and industrial facilities, efficient material handling is essential for maintaining productivity and optimizing storage space. As businesses deal with increasingly complex logistics and diverse types of materials, traditional forklifts sometimes struggle to meet all operational needs. This challenge has led to the development of advanced equipment such as the multi directional forklift. Designed to move in multiple directions, this innovative forklift offers greater maneuverability and flexibility than standard models. Its ability to transport long and bulky loads through narrow aisles makes it an ideal solution for industries that require precise and efficient handling ...

[Part 1](https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/1rfadhw/my_dead_husband_built_me_a_house_then_it_started/) I think about this often. I'm seated at my vanity admiring myself. *Such a looker, like I stepped out of a shampoo commercial. When did my mane get so voluminous? Babe.* So I reach for my brush, and lifting it I feel the now familiar tension of the wire attached to its handle. That wire runs into the wall, threaded through the insulation into the living room where it triggers tape to play a recording of my dead husband's voice. My movements make him speak. My existence means he lives, except not this time… Nothing. Silence. But not quite. Holding my breath so I don�...

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https://preview.redd.it/n502ef4by7ng1.png?width=854&format=png&auto=webp&s=098259861bf12f3fca71077afcdc09af34d223d4 I am planning on buying Ikea Outdoor Furniture, but the beige Cushions are so boring. So I want to sew my own covers in crazy patterns/colors. I am NOT planning on leaving the pillows out when it is raining (unfortunately, I do not have a roof on my balcony), so they do not have to withstand harsh weather. What type of fabric would you recommend?!

When you look for furniture or decor, its time intensive and you always reach a point of second guessing. The app addresses this, by giving you the option to state your request, so the community can take care of it and curate items for you.  Why should they do this?  Its based on the community thought and that the curational process is a creative task that's just fun to participate in (and you can earn the affiliate fees). Lila holds all the stores directly in app and is made to take on requests and curate collections for the user seamlessly. Giving all the features necessary for collaborative shopping :) It's simple: 1. State your request, budget and optionally room i...

I've moved to a smaller apartment, where my girlfriend has moved in with me. Would love some input on the layout of our bedroom and living room, and what we can do better. I realize the furniture might also be too big. They made more sense, when we had a bigger apartment, so I realize we might need to replace something to get things to fit. **Bedroom** We want to give her a space in the bedroom to have her desk(bottom right corner currently). I was thinking of moving the bed further away from the window and in the other direction of the door, since the light penetrates through the door right to my eyes. I'm very light sensitive and get woken up easily. No matter how many bla...

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Looking for some advice. I've been living in an apartment for a little over a year and it's mostly great. However, there is an issue with our landlord being a bit too invasive. She will send workers in without informing us, she'll even send them in on days where I'm working night shifts. There's a door that connects our apartment to hers, which she leaves unlocked and we are unable to lock it. A new issue has just arisen this evening. She wants to store extra furniture in our apartment and to do so, she wants to rearrange the furniture in the spare bedroom. This will mean the bed will now block half of the doorway. I use this bedroom when I'm working nights, we...

Literally bought it from a chain store today. I have looked under and around every nearby piece of furniture for it, and it's not there.

Looking for some advice. I've been living in an apartment for a little over a year and it's mostly great. However, there is an issue with our landlord being a bit too invasive. She will send workers in without informing us, she'll even send them in on days where I'm working night shifts. There's a door that connects our apartment to hers, which she leaves unlocked and we are unable to lock it. A new issue has just arisen this evening. She wants to store extra furniture in our apartment and to do so, she wants to rearrange the furniture in the spare bedroom. This will mean the bed will now block half of the doorway. I use this bedroom when I'm working nights, we...

Fair warning, this is a long story, but the details are important for context. And this is the first time I’m posting on Reddit. I edited a few details so it won’t be taken down. I (B, 40F) started a podcast with someone who used to be one of my closest friends (S, 35F). We were very close, basically best friends. In addition to the podcast, we organized live events every three months that combined a show and a themed party. At the beginning of the summer, S suddenly found herself without housing. I offered her a small room in my apartment. My other roommate (J, 37F) and I were already living there with several pets, and S had been to the house many times before, so she knew exactly w...