Furniture

Well... I am a poor underage child. But in terms of appearance, leather couches and armchairs are really nice. Partly from my allergies, I also really enjoy wood stuff. Shelves, desks, etc. Also, rustic bits of things look great too, or a little touch of modern...
That was super broad and vague.
>>I like leather, wood, and matte or burnished metal

 

Perhaps, but spelling still eludes you.

The only real furniture to my name are my bed, a few chairs, my desk, a chest of drawers (for clothes), and a nice table. I don't need anything to be very extravagant or eye-catching - just functional, because eventually they will have large stacks of paper on them anyway. As long as it works and will support weight, that is good enough for me.

 

Beanbags? I'm far too uptight for those. My posture simply won't allow it.

I try to stick with dark earthtones as far as woods and other furnitures go: dark stained wood, chocolate-colored leather, even brown fabric padding for comfort surfaces to compliment sand-colored tones for the walls and floors. I for one think the light-dark contrast in the same family is a very appealing visual, and it works for me.

And you asked how big is my bed? Why don't you come and-- oh, look at the time.

 

IKEA is god when it comes to furniture for me. My dad absolutely despises the style of their products, but that's just all the more reason why I'm an IKEA guy. The Dutch version of eBay has some pretty cheap second hand pieces of furniture too.
Personally I'd love to get a sleeping couch sometime. Not only are they multi functional, they're also extremely comfy and you can still watch TV or play games in it, unlike a regular bed. Speaking of beds, my bed's pretty averagely sized for a one person bed. It stands about half a meter from the ground because it's meant to have a cupboard under it, which I don't even own. Living life against the rules