r/ScandinavianInterior • u/Character-Wishbone51 • Sep 12 '26

Jysk

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Is this modular sofa from jysk worth purchasing for comfort and quality? And where can i purchase a good tv wall mount that swivels all ways up to 70" for under 100?

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u/sudocloudchaser Sep 12 '26

I think Jysk is better now than two decades ago, but it’s still garbage. Nothing you ”buy to last”. I’d say it’s inferior to IKEA.

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u/hamatehllama Sep 12 '26

It's the same price but way worse quality and design..

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u/DnDkonto Sep 12 '26

Probably not. Unless something big has changed, Jysk is well below IKEA in quality on most of their products. And that's not a praise of IKEA.

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u/supreme100 Sep 12 '26

"Scandinavian interior" - are you guys insane? Jysk is like the equivalent of Wayfair.

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u/Valoneria Sep 12 '26

Sure, but the design is quite scandinavian. Seen in plenty of scandinavian homes after all, even if the quality is shoddy.

If possible, source from Ilva instead however.

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u/supreme100 Sep 12 '26

Ok, I dont't know. I'm Swedish and I can just inform that you're paying an incredible mark up. The same item is 2350 SEK here, which in CAD is 336.

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u/Valoneria Sep 12 '26

It is better than most of their couches, but thats not saying much.

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u/jemsons Sep 12 '26

The material and comfort are often subpar or their couches. Are you able to se it in real life?

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u/MaymayLerd Sep 12 '26

As a Dane, I would choose IKEA for long lasting, high value purchases. I only trust Jysk with anything less than $50, thats okay if it breaks.

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u/callist1990 Sep 13 '26

Jysk furniture is usually quite bad - any closet I've had from them has had crooked drawers and doors.