ᐅ Which mid-range furniture brands are available?

Hello

We need to buy all new furniture for our new build.

The current pieces are just inexpensive temporary furniture that wouldn’t survive a move.

The furniture should definitely be of good quality and suitable for a new build 😀 (so nothing from, for example, discount stores). Durability is also very important.

Which furniture brands should we consider for living room cabinets (sideboard, lowboard, etc.), tables (dining table, coffee table), and upholstered furniture (sectional sofas)?

Which furniture brands offer good quality in the mid-price range?

The following brands come to mind:

Musterring
Hülsta

What other brands are there in the mid-price range where quality and price are well balanced?

Taitv789 schrieb:

Musterring
Hülsta

You will probably spend a smaller five-figure amount there...

But first, think about what kind of furniture you need and/or want. Wood? Solid wood? Chairs classic or modern? High-gloss/lacquered fronts, etc.

P.S. I also think Hülsta is great

About 95% of my furniture has been successfully sourced from Ikea for many years. I know that they also offer some items of lower quality. You just have to look at each piece individually. Personally, I find that many items in various furniture stores look quite cheap and are not necessarily of better quality, yet they are more expensive than comparable models at IKEA.

Aren’t Musterring products positioned in the mid-price range?

Yes, we were thinking roughly of white high-gloss wooden furniture. Chairs should be modern.

It doesn’t necessarily have to be solid wood (we don’t have very high requirements). It should look neat and not break quickly (with normal use).

Which brands should we consider?

Or should we not focus on brands at all and just visit the well-known large furniture stores to see what makes a good impression? (Unfortunately, we don’t have the expertise to assess this properly.)

Taitv789 schrieb:

Or should we just forget about brands altogether and go to the well-known big furniture stores to see what makes a good impression (unfortunately, we don’t have much expert knowledge to judge it properly)

Hello,

for this, spending 20 euros on a book by this former furniture salesperson is extremely well spent money.
H.G., "Clever Möbel kaufen" (Smart Furniture Buying)

On the website, larger German furniture manufacturers are also discussed. In the book, you will mainly find methods to assess furniture quality as well as tips to recognize and use furniture sellers’ sales strategies to your own advantage.

I found it extremely helpful.

Taitv789 schrieb:

or should we not even consider brands and just go to the well-known large furniture stores and see what gives a good impression

That already helps a great deal. Gather impressions and also try handling some "cheap" furniture. This way, you’ll quickly notice the differences. In the end, the furniture must look and function the way you envision.