Debbie C

I hope you have an IKEA nearby ..... Mine is about forty minutes away. Their shipping costs are ridiculously high if you have to order online. Billy bookcases are about $60. To ship three of them to my daughter would have cost over $360 in shipping alone!

dc989

If you have a BiMart in your area try them for great furniture to use for quilting. I got two of those open box shelving units which my husband made into a huge cutting station. Very reasonable price and very sturdy. Come in white and dark brown. Now waiting for the price to drop on what they call a work station on locking wheels which will be an ironing station with open and closed storage underneath. Our store has frequent sales and service is outstanding.

ube quilting

I want to see pictures of all your rooms.
My place is all 2nd hand stuff Except for my sewing table.
peace

MarleneC

I keep hearing IKEA is great but don't think there is a store anywhere in Alaska.

Diane R

I've never heard of BiMart. IKEA is two hours away so doable. I have a huge closet so I don't need shelving, just a cutting station and sewing table. I have time so it's nice to get this input.

Diane R

I checked their website, appears they don't have a store in Alaska.

Sewnoma

A note on IKEA Billy bookshelves - they come in a deeper version now, which I was delighted to discover and that's what I bought for my sewing room. The standard bookshelf I think is just under a foot deep? The new ones are more like 15 inches deep. Same height & width as the standard bookshelves, so the doors and such fit either.

I was able to fit five of those into my sewing room, with doors...I LOVE those cabinets. I purchased extra shelves that were glass for I think $10 each; that's my UFO section. The glass makes it so I can put the shelves pretty close together but still see what's there.

A photo from when I was just moving into the room...it's a lot messier and fuller now but these are my Beloved Billy's.

omaluvs2quilt

I didn't buy the Martha Stewart, but did buy 2 dressers from Home Decorators...pricey for the quality, I was NOT impressed! They are usable, but after a year are sagging terribly

lots2do

I've never heard of that line. We went for Pax cabinets with beadboard doors and put them all across a wall like the Billy bookcases pictured above. We were lucky to have an Ikea nearby.

Chasing Hawk

Bi-Mart is unique to Oregon, Washington and Idaho.