Children Bedroom Furniture

Iam moving into my new house and need some websites in new york that have children's bedroom furniture inexpensive.

why would you want nice furniture for kids - they usually just trash it anyway.

Nice furniture isn't inexpensive.

Try going to thrift stores and rummage sales. Check the want ads and bargain bullitens in your area. Consignment shops can have some decent things too.

2006-06-09 09:56:05 by princess angel 2207

www.guideandinformations.com guide and informations about boys bedroom furniture ideas

I decided to replace my son's race car bed with a big boy bed either bunk bed or cute twin bed before doing the nursery so he doesn't get jealous, I am not sure what is the best store to look at though? IKEA is fine for some of the decorating items but I refuse to have my son sleep on a flimsy floogtogen or whatever. I just want to make sure it doesn't cost too much. I want to get a dark colored set for the nursery with a 3 in 1 style crib, any idea's?????

As far as sturdy goes...I have really only seen good and sturdy beds that were home made. The only thing I can think of is to see if you have one of those stores in your town, which make the stuff, but dont finish it. So...we have one here called 'naked wood' and they make really good quality furniture, and you just stain it yourself whatever color you want.

Other than that, you'll have to just spend a day window shopping I think, because even stores that occasionally have good beds, wont have them all the time. So you'll want to check what everyone has in stock at the time ya know.

Good Luck!

2008-08-05 14:28:45 by my babys rock!!!!!!!!!

Price: $19.99 $10.99

Children's bedroom set
Our 13-piece set
Bunk beds with two bedspreads and two pillows a table with two stools and two toy cars

The Mom is a friend of mine, and I know have to take in to consideration for time, supplies, and labor. I just don't want to over charge or under charge .The theme is unicorns in the forest with rainbows

Figure our how long you think it will take and give your self an hourly wage. Add on the cost of the supplies and that's what you should charge. Hope this helps

2008-09-29 18:13:22 by solo101us

I have a beutiful set of oak bedroom furniture that i actually got for next to nothing but it is great. I don't know anything about the value of furniture, but now that I am 56, I am finding that things I have in my house are actually collectibles etc. I guess there is something good about being on the wrong side of 50 :) :) :) I bought it "used" in 1989 but it is like perfect and includes 2 night stands, big chester drawers with mirror and head for bed. ?? thanks for you furniture people I can help with children things and sewing :) and selling on ebay and of course jesus things

The sad part of having anything beautiful, like well-made furniture, is that many people can't or won't appreciate it. I found this to be true when an Appraiser came through an estate I was handling and put these ridiculously small values on some fine pieces of furniture. His answer was that there is a small market for "used" furniture; most young people today would rather go to a "Big Box" store and buy some "you-build-it" crap made out of particle board than spend a few dollars more and have something they can cherish for years.
You can certainly try selling the suite on eBay, but unless the set is really old, you may not find a buyer...
You may want to try placing an ad in the classifieds of your local paper, but that usually entails alot of unwarranted phone calls.
We have "consignment" shops in this area that will take in items like this, but, if you have a timely need for cash, you may have to wait a while before the set sells.
Auction houses are always looking for quality merchandise, but there again you have to be careful, as their costs may eat up a lot of your possible gain.
Word-of-mouth may be the easiest; letting people know at work, your place of worship, etc.
And then, there is always donation. You state that you got for "next to nothing", so if you're not looking to make a few bucks, need the space, and want to feel good about it, you can call a local charitable orgainzation. They could come pick it up for nothing and you get a decent tax write off.
Good luck....Like I said, nice pieces can be difficult to "get rid" of. I have two of my parents solid mahogany dressers that neither of my sons want, so I don't know where they will end up..........

2007-09-07 08:11:55 by silly willy

I REALLY really want new bedroom furniture. What I have isn't cutting it (I mean come on a teenager with flowerery furniture) I want a Full sized bed, our little puppy sleeps on my bed and she isnt to happy about the lack of room either. A tall upright dresser, mine is horizontal and it is just to tempting to dump junk on it, i want a new night stand too. I mean it doesn't have to be expensive but I not going to live with this furniture. We are painting my trim white and my furniture is like a really light FAKE wood with the child like flowers. All I want is white FURNITURE is that to much to ask. So how can I talk my parents into new bedroom (white) furniture and get rid of this 3 year old's junk?????????????? Help school starts again soon and I want my room done before then.
Another thing my Mom says that painting over those flowers is not going to happen. But I don't see the problem and the thrift store is a really good idea.
I know I sound very greedy but just so you know I have never picked out my own bed in my life! And I have only had three the first one broke so they had to buy me a new one it was one of those loft beds, then we moved and my mom came here by plane and bought the flower set I have now. All I ask is that I get some say in what I get next. not greediness.

Ask them.

Listen to their answer and respond to what they say.

By that I mean: Don't get stuck in your 'I want new' and 'this stuff sucks' tantrum. Listen to their answers, their protests and objections, and answer accordingly.

They say it's fine - it's not. It's too small.
They say the flowerprint does not matter - they have a point. But it's still too small.

Negotiate your way down to what you really want.

The bigger bed is most important. Give in on other stuff and suggest a paint-job for stuff you don't like the looks of - as long as you can get a bigger bed.
When they give in to the bed, say 'with a night stand'.

Good luck. You may not get everything but make sure to get what matters to you.

2007-08-14 07:39:46 by Heid M