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If redecorating your house is one of your new year’s resolutions, the furniture store I recommend to you today is the place for you. It’s called TB3 Home and you’re going to love the place.

Nowadays I find it really hard to discover creative and original furniture at accessible prices. The big design houses surprise us every season with new trends and proposals but when I have a limited budget, I find it impossible to get this type of furniture.  

On the other side, there are now a lot of furniture stores that have affordable prices and sometimes they work as a quick solve, but their designs are either not innovative or their quality is really cheap.

The store I’m talking about today falls exactly in between these two types of stores. They have an original and creative line of furniture but surprisingly their prices are very attainable. How do they do it? By simply not having a middleman.

Founders Turker Cibik and Ibrahim Ozgur opened their TB3 Home store in Houston where they design, build and distribute their products with no intermediaries so they can offer great quality pieces at affordable prices. They started by just having a warehouse in downtown, but now they have a store in Upper Kirby, which makes it very convenient.

So if you’re looking for that cool chair for your living room, a pair of stools for your kitchen counter or if you want to redecorate a whole room, take advantage of their yearly sale that ends in a couple of weeks.

I hope you find something really trendy at a great price!

 
 

2803 Westheimer Rd. Houston TX 77098

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