Gallery: Mix Ikea and Warby Parker and You Get ... On-Demand Furniture

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    The on-demand economy has changed how we get rides, make meals, buy eyewear, and run errands. Now it's about to change how you decorate your apartment.
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    This loveseat is from newly launching company Campaign. The furniture line delivers flat-packed furniture right to your door, and no tools are needed for assembly.
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    Every piece of Campaign furniture is built according to UPS and FedEx size regulations: The sofa backs, seats, cushions, and frame fit in boxes within 1 inch of the maximum size allowed, saving customers from forking over an extra delivery fee.
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    This midcentury modern style armchair took less than three minutes to assemble.
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    Greycork is another young company rethinking how we buy, receive, and assemble the furniture that fills our apartments.
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    Its founder comes from the logging industry, and grew up on assembly lines. All the parts were designed to use as few factory resources as possible. Assembly for this couch takes about four minutes.
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