9 sites for buying and selling used furniture

If you like to go to the yard sales, but you can not stand the early rise, you will need these websites as an addition to the well-known Craigslist.

1. Chairish

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Chairish is an online store and application for buying and selling selected home goods. Sellers can use this application to upload photos of the product they want to sell, along with a description of the item or even its history. As soon as the Chairish team approves the item for sale, the seller receives 80% of the selling price and Chairish arranges the delivery. The buyer can also return the product within 48 hours after the purchase, if it does not fit him. The site can be viewed herebut for this link download the application.

Suitable for situations: when you want to buy something elite at an average price.

2. AptDeco

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AptDeco is a new purchase and sale platform for used furniture in the city of New York, which assumes most of the hassle associated with the purchase of large used items: the service organizes guaranteed delivery (currently available in five districts of the city) and makes payment. This selected collection of used furniture is much easier to browse than in Craigslist. Watch here.

Suitable for situations: when you live in New York and want a table at West Elm for the price of Wal-Mart.

3. 1st Dibs

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1st Dibs is one of the best online markets for luxury vintage and antique furniture, jewelry and fashion clothing. Prices here are usually high, but if you are looking for a replica of the light green-yellow velvet canape of Marie-Antoinette, then you here.

Suitable for situations: when you have an elite taste and an appropriate budget.

4. Etsy

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In addition to cocktail shakers for cans and embroidery designs from Game of Thrones, you can buy used and vintage furniture at Etsy. There is something to see, but with the help of color categories, prices and delivery options you can narrow down the choice. Get started here.

Tip: To reduce shipping costs, select the Shop Location option in the filter menu and find a location near your address.

Suitable for situations: when you want to buy items from private collections and do not want to leave home.

5. Lushpad

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Lushpad is an online store of authentic modern furniture. Shops or individual sellers can sell licensed modern and half a century furniture. Lushpad is located in Vancouver, British Columbia, operates throughout North America and plans to expand. You can visit the site here.

Suitable for situations: when you want your house to look like Mad Men, but you don’t have the Don Draper budget.

6. Krrb

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Krrb (pronounced curb) is a “hyper-localized” store with furniture from all over the world. You can set your location and search among the nearest sellers or selected collections, but Krrb is not engaged in payment and delivery. Through the website or the application, you can publish your lot yourself, or even use the functionality that allows you to transfer publications from other websites - eBay or Etsy - directly to Krrb. They do not take a commission, but in order to publish their lot, you need to pay “loans” that you buy or receive for completing a profile, purchases or reposts in social networks. You can register here.

Suitable for situations: when you want to buy or sell something unique in a big city and its surroundings.

7. Furnishly

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This Chicago online store with interpersonal functionality is an easy-to-use way to find semi-selective furniture in your area. Furnishly will conduct your transaction, and buyers can arrange delivery through the seller on the site, if there is such an option. The site is located here.

Suitable for situations: when you want a well-established yard sale online.

8. Fleapop

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FleaPop is an online store of new and used furniture. Vendors can create “stores” for free, as on Etsy, and FleaPop takes a 6% commission for this. Buyers can search by name, product placement or style, and payment is charged through the site using PayPal. The site is located here.

Suitable for situations: if you like flea markets, but don't like crowds of people.

9. Move loot

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Move Loot is currently working in the Gulf region and in Raleigh-Durham (with plans for expansion) - this startup serves both as a warehouse and a used furniture store. To stand out from other furniture vendors, Move Loot takes the approved lots and keeps them in stock until the time of sale (up to 60 days). After that, sellers can either pay for the return of the lot, or donate it to a local charity initiative. After 30 days, the position value is reduced by 40%; the buyer may at any time also offer a lower price for the approval of the seller. You can enter the site here.

Suitable for situations: when you need an improved version of Craigslist (and you live in San Francisco or North Carolina).

If none of this works ... become a professional Craigslist user.

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If you're not afraid of the wilds of the world's largest private ad site, here are some tips from Apartment Therapy: use the option “Show pictures”, enter several keywords; if you are looking for something specific, check the site several times a day; personally contact the sellers of the goods that you really want to buy. You can put the goods here, and more tips to read here.

Suitable for situations: when you are looking for something very specific and you have enough patience, or if you just urgently need any table for tomorrow's lunch.

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