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Small Furniture/Kitchen items
Emily_Joy
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Any recommendations on where to look for good/high quality small furniture/kitchen storage items *in person*? I tried John Lewis and Lakeland, but didn't like anything there. I sometimes visit second hand/specialised charity stores like Emmaus/British Heart Foundation/Sue Rider, but haven't found what I needed.
Any recommendation would be very appreciated. We are in West Midlands.
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You could try Dunelm if you have a local branch. Have a look at their website to see if they stock the sort of items you are seeking.
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Ikea or Lakeland possibly?0
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Robert Dyas sometimes has a surprisingly good range of such things at reasonable prices.Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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