Let's face it, new furniture is expensive. It's made with cheap crappy materials, farmed out to every big box retailer, and requires deciphering a NASA-approved blueprint filled only with hieroglyphics and smiley faces just to get the thing put together. Then you nail on a cardboard backing, put it ... READ the POST
How The Pros Shop At Thrift Stores
So how are you supposed to find something that checks all those boxes? I introduce to you, The Thrift Store. Yep, it's not just grandma's curio cabinet and kids' outgrown sweaters anymore. As people are becoming more environmentally conscious, they're getting into the habit of donating furniture and decor instead of just throwing it away. This gives good quality, well-built, unique furniture a chance at a second [third, fourth, or even fifth] life.
