What a Full Liverpool Room Costs, and Where the Set Price Stops Making Sense

Short answer: a complete Liverpool bedroom comes to $5,049.40, a living room to $2,030.85, and a six seater dining room to $2,903.79 when you buy the pieces separately. The dining set is the one place where the maths turns: the six chair bundle costs $64.41 more than buying the parts, while the eight chair bundle saves you $128.65.

Liverpool is the widest range Cedora makes. Forty pieces, spread across the bedroom, the dining room and the living room, in a natural oak veneer and a black finish. That breadth is the reason people pick it, and it is also why nobody can tell you what it costs without doing the sums room by room.

So here are the sums. Every figure below is the current listed price on the natural finish, added up piece by piece.

A Complete Liverpool Bedroom: $5,049.40

The bedroom is the deepest part of the range, with fourteen pieces to choose from. A setup that covers sleeping, folded storage, hanging storage and a mirror looks like this.

Liverpool Pine Queen Bed Frame - Natural

The bed is nearly a third of that figure on its own. If the budget is tight, the tallboy is the piece to defer: it duplicates what the chest already does, and adding it later changes nothing about how the room reads.

One detail worth knowing before you commit to a finish. Most Liverpool pieces cost the same in black as in natural, but not all of them. The queen bed is $164.20 dearer in black, the bedside table $23.40, the console $20.25 and the end table $18.45. The 140cm TV unit runs the other way and is $88.30 cheaper in black. King and double beds are priced identically in both finishes.

Liverpool Pine 6 Drawer Chest - Natural

A Complete Liverpool Living Room: $2,030.85

The living room is the cheapest of the three to furnish, because the pieces are smaller and there is no single item carrying the weight the bed does.

Liverpool Pine 2 Door TV Unit 140cm - Natural

There is a 180cm TV unit as well, at $1,270.15. It adds a drawer and 40cm of width, and it pushes the living room total to $2,417.99. Choose on wall width rather than on screen size, because the unit has to clear the power points and the skirting behind it either way.

The Dining Room, and the Number That Surprises People

This is where buying carefully actually pays. Liverpool sells dining tables on their own, chairs in sets of two, and complete bundles. The bundle is not automatically the cheaper route.

Read that twice, because it is counter to how bundles usually work. At six chairs you are better off adding three chair sets to a bare table. At eight chairs the bundle wins, and by enough to matter.

Liverpool Pine Dining Table 240cm - Natural

Add the 2 Door 3 Drawer Sideboard at $1,604.55 if the room needs serving storage. That takes a six seater dining room to $4,508.34.

The wider question of whether dining bundles are worth it is covered in Do Dining Sets Actually Save You Money, which walks through the check on any range.

All Three Rooms: $11,588.59

Bedroom, living room and a six seater dining room with a sideboard, bought as separate pieces in natural, comes to $11,588.59. That is the whole-house number for the one Cedora range that can actually do the whole house.

Liverpool Pine 5 Drawer Tallboy - Natural

Two ways to bring it down without losing the look. Drop the tallboy and the end table, which are the two most duplicated functions in the list, and you save $1,424.70. Or stage it: the bedroom and living room together are $7,080.25, and the dining room can follow.

Materials are consistent across the range, which is what makes staging safe. The casegoods are a solid pine frame with oak veneer, and the beds are pine and MDF with an oak veneer and a fabric headboard. A piece bought next year is built the same way as one bought today.

For the room by room look at what the range covers, see The Liverpool Collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a full Liverpool bedroom cost?

A queen bed, two bedside tables, a six drawer chest, a five drawer tallboy and a mirror come to $5,049.40 in the natural finish. The bed alone is $1,477.80 of that.

Is the Liverpool dining set cheaper than buying separately?

It depends on the chair count. The 190cm table with six chairs costs $2,968.20 as a bundle against $2,903.79 bought separately, so the bundle is $64.41 dearer. The 240cm table with eight chairs is $3,653.30 as a bundle against $3,781.95 separately, saving $128.65.

Does black cost more than natural in the Liverpool range?

On most pieces the price is identical. Five items cost more in black, led by the queen bed at $164.20 extra. The 140cm TV unit is the exception in the other direction and is $88.30 cheaper in black.

What does it cost to furnish a bedroom, living room and dining room in Liverpool?

Buying pieces separately in natural, the three rooms with a sideboard total $11,588.59. Dropping the tallboy and end table brings that to $10,163.89.

What is Liverpool furniture made from?

The casegoods use a solid pine frame with an oak veneer. The bed frames are pine and MDF with an oak veneer and a fabric headboard. The construction is the same across the natural and black finishes.