SICOTAS

What to know about shopping at SICOTAS

SICOTAS has sold furniture direct since 2018, and the range is broader than the modern-minimalist look suggests at first glance. Bedroom is the deepest section — dressers, nightstands, vanity tables, bed frames and wardrobes, frequently sold as matched sets — but the catalog also covers living-room TV stands, sofas and coffee tables, dining buffets and wine cabinets, entryway shoe storage and console tables, home-office desks and bookcases, and over-toilet storage and vanity units for the bathroom.

The pieces are grouped into named collections — Savanna, Stria, Cas, Crescent, Helio, Burluxe, Prelude, Terra, Ripple and Zura among them — and that is the most useful way to shop the site. Buying within one collection is how you get finishes and proportions that actually match, which matters more here than in stores that sell one-off pieces, because the bedroom sets are designed to be bought together.

The company designs in-house rather than reselling, and says it builds to U.S. safety standards using lower-impact materials. Practically, the thing to read before ordering is the dimensions: the brand makes a point of detailed sizing, and furniture returns are the most expensive kind to get wrong. Measure the doorway and the stairwell, not just the wall.

On cost, prices run from roughly $110 for a small storage piece to around $1,140 for a full bedroom set at the time of writing, and free shipping has applied sitewide during promotional periods. Individual items carry their own percentage reductions that have reached the low thirties on selected lines, and a sitewide code can sit on top of those, so the best value is usually a discounted collection piece bought during a sale rather than a full-price item with a code applied.

— MoneySaverCodes Team