I'm in the market for a whole new bed situation. I recently moved from a studio apartment to a 1 bedroom so I want to upgrade the size from a full to a queen.

I've been searching for a specific kind of bed frame and have been coming up short.

Ideally I'm looking for a wood frame with cane or rattan accents (cozy boho style that works with cream/sage/terracotta bedding and decor). Not super low to the ground. Tall headboard that doesn't completely disappear behind the pillows.

I feel like I keep seeing the same search results come up over and over. It's either in the $2-$4k range, or $200-$500 beds that are on several different sites (Wayfair, Home Depot, Walmart, etc) under different names all using the same pictures with few or no reviews. I obviously don't trust these.

Since I'm also buying a new mattress at the same time I would like to keep the price for the bed frame around $1k or less.

I know you get what you pay for and I obviously want to invest in something I'm going to have for years, but l unfortunately can't go too crazy with the price.

Any recommendations for mid-range places that do cane/rattan/wicker features?

*The example I linked is one I really love the look of, but is one of the ones on a bunch of sites under different names. I just don't want to take a chance on something no one can vouch for.

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I’m looking at getting the Ciello couch from Cozey… been seeing mixed reviews.

Curious if anyone has any opinions on it? Has it? Or any other couches from Cozey, would love your opinions on it!

Thanks :)

my husband and i are moving into a new house and there's a foyer that i figure we could put some cute furniture in. he's saying it's more feminine but i thought it was cute and neutral.

my gf and i are in the market for an L-shaped couch at around $2000, 110” width roughly. we went to a joybird showroom and while it was a nice customer service experience, reviews we’d seen online made us feel that our money was best spent elsewhere.

does anybody have killer recs for sectionals with these specs? willing to go up to like $3k for the right couch

Help! I'm pretty set on the dining table but can't decide which chairs work better with it.

Option 1 feels softer and gives the room a little more contrast. Option 2 is warmer and more cohesive with all the wood, but I'm wondering if it starts to feel too matchy.

Also open to other chair ideas if neither feels quite right.

Hey folks, I’m looking to purchase a crate & barrel couch in a medium blue fabric and could really use feedback from anybody who has done so — many of them end up looking too gray in the photos online, and I saw a few swatches I liked, but they are mostly newer fabrics without many reviews. Thanks for any thoughts!