#ikea

Is IKEA furniture genuinely smart design for real people, or just cheap trash that falls apart?

Is a $100 designer chair actually better than a $40 IKEA classic—or are we just paying for the name?

Is switching from cheap IKEA hacks to real mid-century furniture actually worth it for a home on a budget?

IKEA hacks are more nostalgic than grandma's cracked china—agree or disagree?

IKEA hacks: genius on a budget, or the biggest decorating cop-out ever?

Is your IKEA furniture getting worse or is quality just harder to find?

Should we stop pretending that old furniture is better built than modern IKEA stuff?

Budget brands like Xiaomi or IKEA are just excuses people make when they can't afford the real thing.

What's your take on antique furniture—does it ever outlast modern IKEA stuff?

Does IKEA's flat-pack quality really hold up over time?

IKEA furniture is overpriced particle board sold as genius design — should we stop pretending?

IKEA furniture makes your home look cheap, no matter how you style it—agree or disagree?

Can a $300 sofa from IKEA look just as good in a room as a $5,000 designer piece?

Is IKEA furniture secretly better quality than overpriced, "handcrafted" designer pieces from boutique brands?

Would you switch from mainstream IKEA to upcycled vintage furniture if quality matched?