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I would like to have your recommendations for places to look at furniture. I did see the earlier post with a strong recommendation for 111 Furniture and we'll go there to check it out. A number of people suggested we not ship our furniture to Bali so we'd like to do some looking on our visit next month to get an idea of what is available and how much it costs.
Any ideas?
Hello Polly
The road going from Tegas (Peliatan Ubud), where the mean road of Mas village start, all the way trough Patung Buda (big statue of baby Buda) to Sukawati, just in one road, there is so many many shops selling furniture.
For decoration, cheap and nice things at Tegallalang village.
Have a good day!!
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I was going to recommend 111 but it seems you have already seen the other thread :-)
http://www.mimpimanis.com/
Thanks, Begonia. I've carefully looked at the map to find the area you've described and we'll plan to go up to Ubud by that route when we leave Sanur. Hopefully it will be a fun day of stopping at various places to look at furniture and other things. And Mimpi, we'll check out 111 while we're still in the south after our arrival.Originally Posted by begonia
I generally get stuff from Tarita Gallery on the main Ngurah Rai bypass, closest to the Kuta end.
Thanks, CanonMan. Having seen your beautiful photography I know you have good taste. We'll go to the Tarita Gallery as soon as well get settled in.
Cheers for the compliments. I'm not unhappy with any of my purchases there.
I buy from several shops an gallery on Kerobokan example magic fish... i like recycling wood
Last edited by Dyah; 14-06-2010 at 01:04 AM.
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There are some great places along the bypass between Kuta and Sanur. I'm getting a large dining table made for inlaws in Japan. The product in the factory looks a bit rough but the finished product is amazing.
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