Not at all under $200 but I purchase one piece of solid wood furniture every year. No MDF, no glass, no metal, no molded plastic furniture, no polyester fabrics

Not at all under $200 but I purchase one piece of solid wood furniture every year. No MDF, no glass, no metal, no molded plastic furniture, no polyester fabrics. Expensive? Very much so. But I save and budget for these pieces. To me it's like collecting art—I love a well-designed and functional piece of furniture. We're not quite there, but almost all of our furniture in the house is solid wood. One exception is the sofa,though it's also a "buy it for life" item from Knoll: https://www.knoll.com/product/florence-knoll-sofa https://www.knoll.com/product/florence-knoll-sofa Woodworkers: https://www.thejoinery.com https://www.thejoinery.com https://www.thosmoser.com https://www.thosmoser.com (highly recommended) https://hedgehousefurniture.com https://hedgehousefurniture.com https://57stdesign.com https://57stdesign.com http://www.57thstreetbookcase.com http://www.57thstreetbookcase.com (some veneer and plywood) https://www.spekeklein.com/home https://www.spekeklein.com/home These two makers are in a league of their own, extremely expensive, incredibly beautiful hand-made pieces: https://www.sammaloofwoodworker.com https://www.sammaloofwoodworker.com https://nakashimawoodworkers.com https://nakashimawoodworkers.com ($10-15K for a coffee table, plus shipping) And if you're in the market for some high-end leather goods that'll last a lifetime: https://tsuchiya-kaban.com/ https://tsuchiya-kaban.com/ (highly recommended) https://www.marlondoleather.com https://www.marlondoleather.com (highly recommended) https://buffalojackson.com/ https://buffalojackson.com/ https://www.bexargoods.com/ https://www.bexargoods.com/