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We were vaguely planning an Ikea piece, but there is a very reasonably priced vintage furniture store fairly close by. We like the idea of an actual wardrobe/armoire/linen cupboard for not that much more than the Ikea one would cost. Unfortunately, they didn't have any today that we really liked - the one we half fell in love with from their website had been sold previously. Oh well. Maybe in a few weeks when they get their next shipment in.
The only major downside right now is the two very full closets. Hopefully that's temporary.
Via a lot of work by both of us, we now have:
- A study with a full 8' bookcase, and a much-less-full floorspace
- Three fewer pieces of furniture*
- Significantly less stuff
- Quite a bit of stuff still waiting to be donated to Friends of the Library, Goodwill, or Ducal Prize as appropriate
- Two very full closets
- A number of bags of trash waiting for can space
- No armoire.
We were vaguely planning an Ikea piece, but there is a very reasonably priced vintage furniture store fairly close by. We like the idea of an actual wardrobe/armoire/linen cupboard for not that much more than the Ikea one would cost. Unfortunately, they didn't have any today that we really liked - the one we half fell in love with from their website had been sold previously. Oh well. Maybe in a few weeks when they get their next shipment in.
The only major downside right now is the two very full closets. Hopefully that's temporary.
* Note that we had previously increased our numbers by two, and will potentially be getting one to two more armoires. So long-term this is at best net-neutral, but the entropy level is decreasing.
