Dwell bedding line now at Target
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When looking for bedding sets for my son's crib, I admired from afar the gorgeous modern designs from DwellStudio. However, at over $400 a set, I just couldn't come around to the purchase. Heck, I don't have sheets that nice, and I don't wet the bed.Now cheap parents like me everywhere can have our good design and afford it too. Dwell has partnered with Target to bring a line of baby room decor, nursery furniture, and infant clothing to the masses. Collections are available with bedding, rugs, lamps, cribs, gliders, and even wall decor. They seem to have the same artistic flair as their deluxe line, but at a fraction of the cost. Three-piece crib sets come in at $80, and layette gift collections will set you back less than $25.
I hear hip parents everywhere scanning these onto their registries. (Beep!)











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2-23-2008 @ 10:30AM
Karen said...The only problem is that to shop at Target you have to tolerate and accept their ridiculous return policy. Nope...do not give them my business. And heaven forbid you want to return something (gift) from Target.com to a store for an exchange. I've had it with their return policy and while I respect the fact that they have to protect their business, they should not punish consumers that do not abuse returns. Additionally, I've had it with stores that do not empower their employees (especially managers) to make reasonable decisions if it is outside the norm.
Nope -- no more shopping at Target for me!
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2-23-2008 @ 2:36PM
Jan Bay said...Lots of my friends rave about Target's merchandise, but I just don't see what all the fuss is about. When I saw them get the Isaac Mizrahi stuff, it caught my eye but when I got to the store I just wasn't that impressed. The cut of the clothing was excellent, but the fabrics were cheap. At least the pieces I liked seemed flimsy.
Now they have picked up the Dwell line and I wonder if it's the same deal. If it is, it will make me wonder if the designers are thinking clearly. On the other hand, I've found the Martha Stewart line to be very nice. Not what you would consider "luxury" but good quality for the price, in my opinion.
Jan from http://www.unique-baby-gear-ideas.com/
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2-23-2008 @ 3:37PM
jane said...I won't shop at Target anymore either for the same reason Karen just mentioned. I had to travel over an hour one way to return Christmas gifts and they acted like I was some kind of criminal. My grandma didn't give me receipts, it was clearly their stuff and I didn’t want “different,” just a size change. By the time I left the store, I think they were glad to see me go. I can understand if something looked used or was dirty or didn’t look like I got it there but give me a break. Target is not an option for me now. To much hassle when I don’t have one near me. Not only that but I had to fill out “paperwork” and now my name is on a list and I can’t return anything now for the rest of the year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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3-03-2008 @ 12:54PM
Jan Bay said...FWIW, somebody told me that they tried to return something to Walmart and was refused because they had returned XX number of items within a certain time frame. This would make me believe that Wally World keeps a "list" like Tar Jay.
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