Hello,
we have purchased a newly built semi-detached house with 150 sqm (1,615 sq ft).
I wanted to ask which furniture stores in NRW you would recommend for us.
We want to renew or buy new furniture for the entire interior.
Which furniture stores can you recommend?
The furniture should meet the following criteria:
- good quality, "high-end"
- aesthetically pleasing
- durable
- easy to assemble (no drilling, just screwing together)
- prices should be affordable for an average budget
So, nothing cheap like Poco or Roller, but also not extremely expensive.
we have purchased a newly built semi-detached house with 150 sqm (1,615 sq ft).
I wanted to ask which furniture stores in NRW you would recommend for us.
We want to renew or buy new furniture for the entire interior.
Which furniture stores can you recommend?
The furniture should meet the following criteria:
- good quality, "high-end"
- aesthetically pleasing
- durable
- easy to assemble (no drilling, just screwing together)
- prices should be affordable for an average budget
So, nothing cheap like Poco or Roller, but also not extremely expensive.
nordanney schrieb:
Styles. Modern minimalist, solid wood furniture, Asian-inspired, lacquer and steel, Bauhaus, etc. Good point! If you like sectional sofas or wall units, furniture stores are the place to go. When you try out the furniture there according to your taste, you quickly get a sense of the price range. Expensive pieces often feature soft-close mechanisms, rounded edges, or fancy details in the cabinet, while cheaper ones tend to be made of thinner materials.
minimini schrieb:
A silly question for the heavy users of this forum: is it common to create a new thread for every little detail? Usually, I’m used to having everything collected in one thread. People don’t like to bump threads from 2018 or earlier. New threads help keep things organized 😉. But you’re right: with the search function, you would have noticed this question was recently asked. It’s up to the original poster to make full use of the forum 😎
ypg schrieb:
Good point! If you like the combination of three-door, two-door, one-door wardrobes or furniture wall units, furniture stores are a good place to go. When you try out the furniture there to suit your taste, you quickly get a sense of the price range. Expensive models usually have soft-close features, rounded edges, or stylish details in the cabinet system, while cheaper ones tend to have thinner panels.
Old threads from 2018 or earlier are rarely brought up. New threads help keep things clear 😉
But you’re right: Using the search function would have shown that this question was asked recently. It’s really up to the original poster (OP) to make full use of the forum 😎 That’s not exactly what I meant—more like:
There are currently many recent questions about the OP’s project here. Sometimes it’s helpful to have information about the entire project :-)
minimini schrieb:
That’s not exactly what I meant, more like:
there are currently a lot of questions related to the OP’s project here. Sometimes it’s helpful to have information about the overall project context 🙂 Understood. Yes, some do it one way, others another way 🙂
We ordered some furniture from BAUR. However, the waiting time was up to 3 months. We specifically looked for solid wood furniture and were not disappointed. It arrived in separate parts to assemble yourself, but the cabinets were easy to put together with two people. Everything on the furniture is made of wood, even the drawers and back panels. I am really impressed. We have since purchased more pieces from the series (“Rauna”). Best regards
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nordanney8 Sep 2021 17:33For solid wood construction, and if you are from NRW, it is a great option to drive to the Netherlands. For example, Hazel & Henders as a Dutch manufacturer, but also many smaller stores. They offer better value for money than many stores in Germany.
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