Buy quality items from IKEA as is at a discounted price

If something is described as “as is,” your opinion is honestly not that high. Is it in generally good condition? Should I splurge and buy it at full price?

Listen, there’s nothing wrong with buying used or new items. In fact, you’re better off spending your money in IKEA’s “As Is” section.

It’s one of the best used shopping catalogs you’ll find online, with tons of furniture and decorating tips you’ll love. Think of it as: Pinterest renovation on a budget.

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Below, the Post Wanted team has rounded up the best second chance finds from IKEA that you can give a second home. Since it’s a cheaper option, we recommend you don’t miss out on this selection.

If you’re looking for a new bed frame, the STJÄRNÖ bed frame is affordable at just $100 and is suitable for apartments and small spaces. We love its industrial-looking, ultra-modern design. Like new, anyone?

The dark grey stained HEMNES TV cabinet combines modernity and comfort. With its integrated and open drawers, we love the robustness and overall look of this TV cabinet.

If you’re looking for a new dresser but maybe don’t have enough space for a horizontal dresser in your bedroom, the SONGESAND Brown 3-Drawer Dresser for $99 is the next best thing. Plus, the walnut finish gives it a high-end look.

With the black ARKELSTORP desk, modernity is within reach. The two-tone black and wood finish looks great in any room, be it the bedroom, home office or craft room. You’ll be glad you bought this practical desk in no time.

Buy the Bomstad Grey Gaming Chair from UTESPELARE to enhance your Xbox or Playstation experience. With rolling wheels and a padded backrest for comfort, it’s a steal at $100.

You can’t go wrong with a stool for just $10. The DOMSTEN stool in orange/pine has a funky, fresh vibe, a fun pop of color, and quality craftsmanship. You might want to buy more than one.

Your next apartment find is right here. The BILLY birch veneer bookcase is a traditional, no-frills container for all your hardcovers and paperbacks. And best of all, it costs less than $50.

For more options, check out our guide to the best bookshelves.

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