Buy "fine" furniture when you're rich. Until then, buy decent/affordable furniture so you can reinvest your saved money to work your way towards becoming rich.

Ikea has a lot of good shit. Everytime I go there, I see something new that I want.

Sounds great Joe. How is the movie site going?

I don't know ... you live in thoses things . I'm not talking about really really expensive stuff but there is a minimum required.

man 3000 grand thats a shitload of stuff at ikea prices .Did they make you customer of the day? Too much shit to put together for me lol

They can step on me anytime.

You don't have to be rich to buy good furnitures that will last forever and be moved from places to places without falling appart. Stores like http://www.restorationhardware.com sell some decent furnitures that are not every expensive and will last for for a very long time.

ikea's boss is a nazist...
from: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/855984.stm
"It was she who infected the young Ingvar with enthusiasm for Adolf Hitler, whose seizure of her Sudeten homeland she regarded as liberation"

from: http://observer.guardian.co.uk/print...102285,00.html
"Kamprad himself was an enthusiastic Nazi sympathiser, though he now calls this youthful folly"

He seen that to be a nazi was not really good in business few years ago and he decide to call it "youthful folly" but if you surf google looking for friends and people who receive money from the owner of ikea you can realize by yourself that is IS a nazi
He was a personal friend of Swedish Nazi leader Per Engdahl and provided money for the nazi movement.

Also love Ikea, the problem with the good furniture that lasts forever is that you're stuck with it. It was expensive and you can't just trow it away beacuse you feel like it.

I know this guy that had several houses he used to rent and recently sold them because he bought a big farm so he got stuck with a huge ammount of the good furniture and has to pay to keep it all stored. He can't get around to trow it away because some of it was receive from a inheritance.

http://img10.imagecash.net/preview/824635748.jpg

50 thousand dollars spent at ikea

I've seen his documetary... he's a nice fellow!