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Q. We need to save up . But I need someone to take the time and fill this out specifically . Thank you so much to those who do .
How much would everything be ?

Bed with mattress-
Dresser-
Two night stands-


2couches-
Cofee table-
52 inch tv-
DVD player -


Dinning table With 6 chairs-
Refrigerator-
Stove/oven-
Toaster-
Microwave-
Can opener-
Forks/spoons/knives-
Glass cups-
Glass plates and bowls -
A few pans-

Washer-
Dryer-

Answer
Bed with mattress- $500 +
Dresser- $200- $300
Two night stands- $60- $300 per nightstand


2couches- $300- $1000+ per couch
Cofee table- $200
52 inch tv- $2000
DVD player - $50- $300


Dinning table With 6 chairs- $600- $3000+
Refrigerator- $300- $2000
Stove/oven- $300- $1000
Toaster- $25-$50
Microwave- $54- $200
Can opener- Not electric: less than $20. Electric: Under $45
Forks/spoons/knives- $30-$60 and up
Glass cups- $20- $30
Glass plates and bowls - $24- $55
A few pans- $20- $60 per pan

Washer- $300- $700
Dryer- $400- $700


I hope this helps! And Congratulations/Good Luck! :) OH, and garage sales/consignment shops/craigslist usually is good if you want to save a lot of money, and you can find some items in amazing condition! I found a gorgeous dining table with six chairs for maybe $150!

Help! Challenging small apartment design?

Crazybird

So we are moving into a "basement apartment" in someone's home. It's not really in a basement per se, more the bottom level of their house, but it's very large with lots of windows. However, you can tell it was not really meant to be an apartment, more of a family room, a spare bedroom/small bath and I'm sure at one point, their laundry room was down there too (considering it has a full size washer/dryer, but no oven or dedicated kitchen/dining area).

My biggest issues are the lack of any kind of dining room/area. The kitchen/laundry area is like a galley, so the table won't fit. Im stretching space by setting up a little cooking area in there (with a kitchen trolley, a toaster oven and portable burners). I'm not liking the idea of our dining table being essentially in our living room (which is a large rectangle). We are moving on a budget, so I can't really afford to buy anything to section off the table. I have to work with what we have, and I basically have 3 possible pieces of furniture I could put in front of the table to create a little dining area. The first is a freestanding counter with a granite top I store kitchen stuff in (which will also fit in the galley). I also have a rather large armoir we use as a bookshelf I could set in front of the table with the back to it, or a 5 shelf open wire rack I store kitchen stuff and cleaning supplies on. The table is oblong with 4 chairs, has a rug and has to sit against the wall. Any ideas what would look best, or any other creative solutions to not make it look so much like we have a dining table in our living room? Links with ideas would be great too!
I'm not willing to replace our table. It's not that its big, and I put a lot of time into refurbishing it (custom-cut glass and wiring in lights underneath with a special material under the glass so it has an illuminated "water" effect at night). It pretty cool, and one of the most difficult projects I've ever done. The chairs are plain, but I made custom slipcovers for them so they tie in with the table. It's more the idea of having the table in the living room that bothers me. I'm just used to either a separate dining room or at least a wall that sections off the kitchen/dining area.

Answer
If possible, consider changing out your oblong table for a simple round table. You can get round tables at thrift shops for under $60 in most cities pretty easily. For an additional 10 dollars you can paint or stain the table to provide interest to an otherwise small space.

You did not mention the chairs. While there a 4 chairs, can they be painted as well or reupholstered with slip covers. If you are willing you could stain or paint the inside of your armoire to match the table for a more cohesive look.

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