When to Save and When to Splurge on Furniture in Your Home

Budgeting for a furniture and home d cor can get overwhelming at times. There are so many pieces that go into completing a room! Whether you ve just bought a new home or are redecorating an old space, you ve likely encountered this problem. Balance out your budget by figuring out where to save and splurge. Don t know where to start? We re here to help!



Splurge Sofa

 

Your living room sofa can easily be the most expensive piece of furniture you will buy. Because your sofa is in such a high traffic area, you should make a larger investment. Look for high quality materials for the frame and durable fabrics and leathers for the exterior. Splurging on your sofa will allow you to enjoy it for years to come.


Save Accent Furniture


Trends are constantly coming and going! While the designer, custom made leopard print chair may catch your eye now, you ll be finding a place to store it in a few years when the print goes out of style. Whether it s a side table, night stand, coffee table or other accent piece, it s best to save on these items.



Splurge Mattress

 

Your mattress is an investment in your health. Plus, you spend a third of your day sleeping! Keep your purchase decision within your budget, but be sure to try out different options to find the best fit for your needs.




Save Lighting

 

There are some gorgeous, expensive table lamps and light fixtures on the market, but should are they splurge-worthy? While you should make sure your lighting is of good quality, it s not imperative to spend a fortune in this area.




Splurge Rug

 

While rugs can be trendy pieces, they are another item on this used that sees tons of use. Definitely splurge on rugs that are in high traffic areas like the living room and entryway. Look for high quality materials and darker colors to extend the longevity of your rug.



Save Decorative Pieces

 

Decorations add style and personality to your home. There s no need to spend a small fortune on them, especially if you re likely to switch them out seasonally. Make your house feel more like a home by using personal items and photos do decorate your space.

 

As a rule of thumb, invest in items that affect your health and are located in high traffic areas of your home. For accents and d cor, save a little money! Still need help? Consult one of our complimentary designers in our store.




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