You're gonna LOVE this.
I have a garage full of furniture that's:
A. too nice to stick out on the alley
B. too nice to hock at a garage sale
and
C. probably will join the rest of my furniture stash over in my storage space (bee tee dubs, at last count includes 27 chairs) on which I will continue to pay the monthly fee for another 10 years.
Pair of orange Alexander side chairs. Originally: $3,625 Chairish price: $1,450
Is it really worth it at that point? Really, no. But where else would I sell it? I mean, a garage sale is a great idea, but WHO HAS THE TIME.
Collector's Edition Bamboo Server, by Baker. Originally $4,150 Chairish price: $1,200
Here's where. Chairish.com. First of all, total disclosure, I've just joined their team to head up the LA market. Prior to joining the Chairish team, I was told about this site via a friend who has a mutual obsession with cool furniture.
Pair of Bungalow 5 Ceylon lamps in yellow. Originally $800 Chairish price: $500
Pair of Bamboo arm chairs. Originally $1,800 Chairish price: $900
See? I know. And what's crazy is, how wasn't this happening before? How has this not been thought of? Designers, can you imagine being able to give your clients this inside scoop as a place for them to unload that great sofa that you're replacing with an even more fabulous piece? Non designers - it's like found money.
Black and White Dhurrie poufs. Originally priced $1,200 - Chairish price: $500
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