Whenever people think they know what a specific decade was like that they didn’t live through, they think all the furniture was brand new and just bought from a catalogue. In reality you have a style mix of at least 2+ decades at any point in time.
Yep. People underestimate how much money you can save by just… not buying new furniture. Thrift shops and hand me downs from elderly family members downsizing make up the overwhelming majority of the furniture in my house.
Do I sometimes wish I could have a different style? Sure. Do I want it bad enough to spend hundreds of dollars on it? No.
The only exceptions is stuff you rest on. Chairs, couches, beds. Don’t skimp on those or your body will hate you even more than usual.
Do I want it bad enough to spend hundreds of dollars on it? No.
You’re off by at least one order of magnitude. I went to a furniture shop recently and shit’s expensive, yo.
Depends on what you want. Massive & quality or cheap plywood and holds until you move it.
I literally found my furniture in an alley for my first apartment.
Left was definitely the case for most Taco Bells:
I want more Taco Bell pics from the different decades, this is fun
Late 80’s:
Mid 00’s:
Demolition Man:
Why was that dinning room table fucking everywhere back in the day!!! That looks like my grandma’s house in the 90s. Wth.
this jpeg looks like it’s been making the rounds since the 90s
The 90s only looked like that on film sets and at rich people’s homes.
