IMO I’m not a big fan of structube, we have a few pieces and they aren’t very well built (think terrible fit and finish, wobbly tables, etc). For the price I prefer ikea, yes they are similar but I feel structube is a bit higher and the pieces are a bit trendier.

If you like west elm for the mid century look, I recommend buying second hand from places like Reclaim to fame (they have an online store as well), or Murphy’s mid century in inglewood. Good prices, knowledgeable people and they are always getting new pieces in. I hope that helps!

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