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wrote on November 5th, 2009
I’m all good with IKEA :) I’m a modernist/minimalist so I think IKEA’s mostly European design sensibility is dope. Your average high end contemporary design furniture store in SoHo or Chelsea will sell pretty much the same stuff (maybe with higher quality wood, but whatever) at literally 5 to 10 times more the cost.
Also I think with home furnishing, as with anything concerning style, it’s not about what you have, it’s all about how you rock it! If you give me and the next man the same outfit, 9 times out of 10 we’re going to rock them very differently. And at the end of the day if your crib is clean and the feng shui is on point, I feel like you can get away with almost any sort of furnishing.
Plus I’m not rich and, if I have to make a choice, I’d rather spend $1500 for a week in Ghana or Rome than on a bed mattress. That’s just me though!
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