The Best Furniture Finds at Quince, From Coffee Tables to Bed Frames

Updated on July 13, 2026 at 1:40 PM

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It’s no secret that Quince has quickly become a go-to retailer. First came its beloved bedding, then fashion and beauty, and now furniture. What sets Quince apart — honestly, almost unbelievably — is the pricing. Think cashmere sweaters under $100 and sustainably-sourced linen bedding at a fraction of the cost of other big-name brands. It sounds too good to be true, but it’s not — which is exactly why whenever someone needs a new piece of furniture or a home refresh I immediately point them in Quince’s direction.

Not only are the pieces affordable, they’re thoughtfully made and impeccably designed with an attention to detail that rivals luxury brands. Scrolling through the furniture section, you’ll find comfortable sofas (including cloud-like sofas), sectionals, upholstered bed frames, coffee tables, bar stools, and more. Quince even laid out a comparison chart so you can see exactly how their furniture stacks up against top competitors. Spoiler: it holds its own, and then some.

A few highlights? Every piece ships with free white glove delivery, is made in the US, and comes with a lifetime warranty on the frame. That means no worries if something breaks — it’s covered. And when you compare the prices? The savings are pretty jaw-dropping. Keep reading to see my favorite furniture finds at Quince. I think you’ll be impressed.

The Best Furniture Finds at Quince

Quince Solid Oak Backless Counter Stool ($300)

Picking the perfect stool can be overwhelming. My best advice? When in doubt, go for something sleek and simple. This solid oak counter stool is in a neutral, natural finish that will complement any home aesthetic.

Quince Performance Linen Curved Back Dining Chair ($350)

As part of Quince’s elevated furniture line, we love the look of this upholstered chair. Designed to tuck neatly under your dining table, it features a removable slipcover for easy cleaning. The seat cushion is crafted from three layers of high-density foam, making it extra comfortable for those nights when you’re lingering at the table.

Quince Handwoven Rattan Bookcase ($1,100)

A bookcase is usually a focal point of a room, so splurging for an extra-special piece is undoubtedly worth it. Thanks to the five open shelves, no matter how you plan on styling this rattan bookcase you’ll achieve an organic, airy feel. From the brass end caps to the woven textures, the luxury is in the details.

Quince Solid Wood and Natural Rattan Sideboard ($1,200)

I’ve had a variation of this storage cabinet in all my apartments, but this wood and rattan design is at the top of my wish list. The short and narrow features make it friendly to tight spaces, while being the perfect place to store trinkets, linens, party supplies, or TV accessories. Plus, you have full creative freedom to style the long, flat surface with art and coffee table books.

Quince Performance Boucle Shelter Bed ($1,200)

Why do they call it a shelter bed? Well, because it actually gives you shelter. The sculptural headboard wraps around you, creating a cozy, protected feel. Its padded frame and textured fabric make it a true standout. And bonus: the frame is cushioned, so if you wake up in a tizzy, there’s no need to worry about any accidental bumps to the head.

Quince Plush Boucle Curved Bed ($1,250)

If you’re looking to make your bed feel extra elevated (and even cozier), this upholstered bed frame is a great choice. It’s soft and plush to the touch, with that quiet luxury aesthetic we love about this line. Plus, it’s durable and reinforced with kiln-dried wood for long-lasting support.

Quince Reclaimed Oak Waterfall Coffee Table ($1,400)

If surface area trumps storage in your coffee table criteria, then this design is for you. Due to the thick oak waterfall style, this table will help ground a space that might feel too light or open. The chunky wood design weighs 95 pounds and arrives in one piece, making for seamless assembly.

Quince Brennan Performance Basketweave Sofa ($1,400)

You can never go wrong with the basics, and this basketweave sofa is a simple, solid choice. Its clean design fits in just about anywhere — and it’s as comfortable as it is durable. Reinforced with kiln-dried wood and wrapped in soft, contract-grade fabric, it’s built to last.

Quince Sierra Performance Velvet Curved Arm Sofa ($1,450)

We love the look of the Sierra Performance Velvet Sofa — it’s equal parts cozy and elevated. The sculpted arms and soft, durable velvet give it a polished feel that looks far more expensive than it really is. And with removable covers and white glove delivery? It’s a practical choice, too.

Quince Stillman Performance Basketweave Chaise Sectional ($2,600)

Okay, so maybe it’s not technically a cloud sofa — but you have to admit, it’s pretty cloud-like. It’s the same sofa as above, just with a chaise lounge, so you can kick back and relax even more than you thought possible. Comfortable lounging is a must, especially on your next couch.

Quince Stillman Leather L Sectional ($4,500)

Because we know how popular L-sofas are, we figured you were probably looking for one. Like all of Quince’s furniture, this sofa comes with white glove delivery and a durable kiln-dried wood frame backed by a lifetime guarantee. Available in four colors and three sizes to fit living rooms big and small, it’s hard to go wrong with a sofa this versatile.

— Additional reporting by Adelaide Giesey

Haley Lyndes is a former shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covered everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Her writing has appeared in BuzzFeed, Travel + Leisure, and Real Simple.

Adelaide Giesey (she/her) is a shopping writer at Popsugar. With over seven years of industry experience, she is an expert in all things beauty and enjoys writing across fashion and lifestyle categories. Prior to PS, she helped shape the beauty verticals at Byrdie, Coveteur, and InStyle.