Did you know that getting roughly 8 hours of sleep every night means that you’ll spend about 1/3 of your life in bed? That’s a lot of bed, so it’d better be ideal. Thankfully, Best Buy offers a variety of beds and bedroom furniture, including mattresses, dressers, nightstands, and more, to keep you cozy and comfortable in your sleeping sanctuary.Depending on the size of your room and the furniture in it, choosing the right bed, headboard, footboard, and mattress is key. Smaller rooms will benefit from a comfy twin bed or double bed with a slim-style frame, while larger rooms may afford the luxury of a king-sized bed. And for the kids, bunk beds are perfect since they’re typically designed with smart, kid-friendly features.Once you’ve got your bed all picked out, you can gussy up your bedroom with matching accent furniture. A simple dresser will keep all of your folded clothes off the floor, while a dresser hutch will add extra shelving. To hold the book you’re reading, an alarm clock, or a glass of water for bedtime, a nightstand is an ideal choice.
To keep your bedroom essentials neat and organized, a bookcase and shelves might do the trick. A slim bookcase will hug your wall, so you can store a whole lot of items (yes, even books) without taking up too much floor space. And with a variety of shelving options, you can make the most of unused wall space to showcase items and keep things off the floor.Trucks (3732)Trailers (5495)Parts (21) All Locations50 km100 km250 km500 km1000 kmCanadaAlbertaBritish ColumbiaManitobaNew BrunswickNewfoundland and LabradorNorthwest TerritoriesNova ScotiaNunavutOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuebecSaskatchewanYukon TerritoryWhen Johnny and I are about to purchase a big ticket item, we inevitably turn to Craigslist as one of our first resources. Finding a great deal on there sometimes takes just a few minutes. For instance, the townhouse we live in now was the very first rental I called about. Other times, Johnny and I both scour Craigslist for days — weeks, even — before we find the one of whatever item we’re searching for.
The $30 glider in Baby Girl’s room? Yeah, we spent weeks searching before we found that jewel. Whatever the process, I’ve always found it to be a fun one. It’s like a treasure hunt of sorts for grown ups. And it’s paid its dividends to our wallets. My favorite part about Craigslist? Negotiating with the seller. I love talking the price down on an item. And each item we’ve found always has an interesting backstory. It can be kind of awkward walking into a complete stranger’s home to look at an item — or, better yet, meeting a complete stranger in a public place knowing only their shirt color. But once you make it out alive and with a sweet deal, it’s totally worth it. Here’s some of our favorite finds and the stories behind them: Story: Johnny needed a man bag for his laptop. He met a guy in front of Grand Central Station in NYC. It’s hard enough finding a stranger from Craigslist in a public place… it’s even harder when that public place is one of the busiest places in the world.
For $25, Johnny got a leather messenger bag *supposedly* custom made in Australia. It’s now served him well for almost four years. Story: We bought this car right out of college. Purchasing it involved meeting what seemed like a shady guy in a shady little office. He ended up being really nice and honest, and we got an awesome deal. Five months later when we moved to NYC, we were able to sell the Focus for over $1000 more. Story: We were living in NYC at the time. I had been scouring Craigslist not only for a coffee table, but one within walking distance of our apartment in the Upper East Side. I’d looked at a few already and then found an especially promising one about 20 blocks away. Johnny and I were feeling ambitious and decided that if we liked the table enough, it’d be worth the 20-block walk back. The seller was a fifty-something man whose partner was 20-30 years his junior. We discussed their two lap dogs for a few minutes and then the bargaining began! What started as a $125 table ended up only costing us $90.
We then carried it home 20 blocks amongst the crowded Manhattan nightlife. And, by the way, cast iron is much heavier than we were anticipating! But it was just what we were looking for and totally worth it. Story: We bought this item in NYC as well. I took a 40-minute subway ride down to the West Village to look at this chair. It was located in a hair salon, and it’s original price was $30. When I got there, they decided to give it to me for $20! My next task was getting it home. Once I got it down the stairs and out on the sidewalk with the help of someone in the salon, I needed to hail a cab. Of course, it started raining at this point. Luckily, I found a cab half a block away, and the cab driver very reluctantly allowed me and the chair into his back seat. After 40 minutes in rush-hour traffic, the chair and I made it back safely to our tiny apartment. So those are just a few of our favorite Craigslist treasures. We’ve yet to regret a Craigslist purchase, and I’m sure Craigslist will continue to serve us well in the future.
Have you scored any awesome Craigslist finds? Ten points to the person with the craziest Craigslist story. We'll contact you to schedule delivery Assembly is always included Our delivery team will place furniture in the rooms of your choice Delivery fees may apply Free Small Parcel Shipping Excludes Alaska & Hawaii Packages ship via UPS Delivered to your door Assembly may be required Click on any photo to start browsing through larger images. To book this cottage, please fill out the online form. Alternatively, you can fill out our printable application form and fax it to 705-788-3728. We will contact you regarding availability once the application form has been received. Check-in: Saturday after 4:00pm Check-out: Saturday before 10:00am Printer Friendly Version with Photos Printer Friendly Version without Photos Location: Mason Lake, Near Kearney, Ontario Let your kids imagine they are pioneers or coureurs de bois in this handcrafted log cabin in the woods.
This Mason Lake three-bedroom cabin offers parents all the peace and quiet they need after a busy city life – and the kids love it too. The 1300 square-foot cottage, on about one acre property, has a lovely rustic feel to it with a western exposure to enjoy the sunsets, and is quite private with one neighbour to one side and an occasionally used trailer on the other. The inviting living room, dining room (seating for 6 – 7) and fully equipped kitchen has beautiful red pine flooring and is a comfortable space for the whole family to gather at the end of the day, or to watch a movie. There is satellite TV with a DVD player and the comfortable couch and chairs will be sure to lull you to relaxation. This area has two large windows as well as the patio door leading to the deck, allowing the sun to shine in while offering a view of the lake. There are 3 lovely bedrooms on the second floor. The master bedroom with a queen bed has a small balcony facing the lake, where you may want to enjoy your morning coffee before the kids are up.
The second bedroom has a queen bed and faces the road, and the third bedroom has bunkbeds – double on the bottom, twin on the top and also faces the road. There is a four-piece bathroom on the first floor. Pets cannot be allowed on the couch, chairs or beds and must be well behaved when outside and cleaned up after properly. There is no telephone, but there is a cell phone booster which will give you better cell phone usage. Internet is available only through your cell phone. There is 100 feet of frontage but most of it is yet to be cleared brush. The approach to the sandy edge is fairly flat and grassy. The bottom is sandy with no weeds for about 20’ then a bit mucky before it gets very deep. There is no dock but there is a floating raft that you can sunbathe or fish (bass & trout) from. Paddleboat and canoe are available. There is no place to launch larger motor boats on this lake so this adds to the peaceful atmosphere. There are five Muskoka chairs and a table near lake by the fire pit.