No one can help you as you are conclusion shopping. Ask an open ended question. We need your location, budget, style and size/shape/seating requirements. Do you have chairs or not and what do they look like. Post pictures of the style of chair/table for those that aren't used style names. More on reddit.com

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Tbh, I would look at buying used. Ontario and Quebec used to have tons of good quality furniture manufacturers. Many of the original owners of that furniture are downsizing into condos and retirement homes. Lots of wealth surrounding Montreal, and lots of high end furniture being downsized. My kid just got a very high end custom couch from a beautiful home in westmount for a great deal. Buying used is also the most environmentally friendly way to get what you are looking for. More on reddit.com

You should absolutely be able to find something sub 1000. Where do live? Do you have local stores you could try? Perhaps people here can tell you about their experiences with the quality of furniture that’s available to you locally.

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