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Where to buy decent affordable furniture?

TranceNRG
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edited 4 April 2015 at 11:12AM in House buying, renting & selling
Hey ladies and gents, just wonder where I can buy decent quality yet affordable furniture in London?

I'm in the middle of buying a 2 bed period conversion flat in West London (Ealing). I'm planning to do some renovations before moving in (budget about 15K). I will have between 5K - 10K for furniture, electronics and household appliances.

This is the list of furniture I'm planning to buy:

Living room

Fabric sofa 3 seater + 1
Dining table and chairs
Rug
TV unit
Coffee table
Living room Mirror

Bed rooms

2 Double beds
2 mattresses
2 wardrobes
2 chests of drawers


I will rent out the 2nd bed room to a flatmate so need furniture in there too.

I don't want cheap and nasty so have ruled out Ikea (unless you guys think they have decent stuff) but I might buy small things from them. I've heard DFS are OK and have attractive prices.

Any other places?

cheers.
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