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Cheap furniture/bedroom set?

so im a college student (well soon to be) and my mom is not letting me take ANYTHING from my room which also means no help in the money situation. i really want a cute room, kind of new stuff, if even new if possible
im wanting a black and white theme for my bedroom, where can i find dressers, mirrors, bed, head board, frame, etc. for a good cheap price>
  • 1 year ago

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i need CHEAP lol.. i am a college student, gonna be going to school full time, and have approx. 950$ in bills a month and am only a server at a restaurant,
and have no help from parents

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You can take a look at Target, Walmart, or ikea. Some of there stuff looks cute.
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  • just a thought by just a thought
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    All answers are good (craigslist, ikea) but do check your local Goodwill shops. Most are very nice now and you can find cool vintage-style furniture (if you like that!) that can be painted or used as is. You might be surprised at what you find and it can be fun to seek and find pieces that look good together even though they are not made as a set. Personally, I prefer the eclectic look of mix and match. Good luck in college!
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  • Ashley by Ashley
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    craigslist.com

    Look for sellers in the town where you are going to school. That way, not a long distance to move it, and most graduates just want to get rid of their stuff and they are understanding of your financial woes (trust me, I understand).
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  • anonymous by anonymou...
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    craigslist
    or goodwill if ur lucky
    maybe yard sales
    not sure about brand new stuff
    but seriously some ppl buy it and barely use it
    so itll look new
    i would at least try
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