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Can anyone recommend a good furniture store in NYC for a contemporary sofa?
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macys 33rd st has tons of sofas
macys 33rd st has tons of sofas
I am moving in January, and I want my room looking great. My room color is going to be a light green. I have a loft bed from rooms-to-go. (similar to a bunk bed but it has a desk underneath) that has a wooden desk, and is silver and black. then I have a wooden frame futon(it looks like a normal bed…it just can be folded) then a tall dresser, normal dresser, and a book shelf. What are some ways I can arrange these, and what are some things I can decorate with? I want to save as much money as possible.
No offense to you or anyone else, but decorating is as personal, as the type of hygene you practice. No answers here will be right,,,or wrong. We all have personal preferences.
I suggest this; What if anything are the "COOL" things you already have, or enjoy? It is YOUR room after all. It can be mild, wild, static, or animated, it truly is up to you in what you have, like, can afford, etc.
Not knowing the size of the room or its furnishings, I suggest it's a place where you may spend a majority of your time? If I were in that situation, I might want space enough aside from bed, dressers, etc, where I might have my entertainment issues in a place that was easily accessible. I might want space in a corner for my comp, or desk? I might want all my clothing within reach of my bed, so I wouldn't strictly have to get up to dress,,,LOL,,,teasing.
In any case, my point is, craft the room as it makes you feel most comfortable, or invited into. The good news is that along with the freedom to do as you wish, you also have the freedom to make changes.
Rev. Steven
Color does not matter needs to be clean and bug free..
Freecycle in your area.
register and read the rules for your area, list your need and scan the listings.
i have a futon and i wanted to know if those r more or less comfortable and if they are bad for your back
yes i have a good friend with a futon they are awsome and the couch half is even better
my sofas need to be dry cleaned and i need to find out what is the best product to use on it …i want to do it myself
The stores sell a dry cleaning kit-I think it is called Dryell, in the laundry section. I would steam clean myself then after it is dry apply a good coating of Scotchguard. Also available to do it yourself.
I have a suite that although is 6 years old is in really good condition but doesn't fit that well into my sitting room after moving house.
By not fit I mean to big not wrong colour
if any shops do the trade in price will be written in to the deal anyway so in effect you will recieve no value for it at all in the long run. instead of try ing to trade it in against a new one you will be better off getting a cash discount and then advertising your old suite in the local free ads.and if you dont sell it after a little time give it away on your local freecycle web site