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Take your home to the next level with stunning, stylish furniture and create a space that speaks to your inner designer. Whether a room needs high-end pieces from top designers to the simple furnishings you need to tie a look together, you can find everything your home needs on eBay. Enjoy sifting through the choices to track down contemporary, traditional, rustic, or modern home furniture that appeals to you, your family, and your personal design sensibilities.Revamp your bedroom with new furniture, starting with a comfy mattress and choosing a sturdy, stylish bed to offer you a better night's sleep. Complement the relaxing style with beautifully crafted essentials such as nightstands, dressers, or antique-style wardrobes to create a getaway that exudes a calming vibe at the end of the day while remaining functional. Dress up your kids' and teens' spaces with durable, customisable contemporary furniture, from funky and versatile desks in bright colours to loft beds with futons or playhouses beneath.
Throw in a few kid-friendly elements to make the room more inviting for guests, including trundle beds and oversized bean bag chairs. Bring everyone together by outfitting the family room or living area in comfortable furniture the entire clan can enjoy. From sleek suede or microfibre sofas to sturdy oak entertainment centres and modern accent tables, this space can be as attractive as it is cozy. Bring a bland dining area up to date with a pub-style dinette set and chrome and leather bar stools, or create an individual look all your own with chairs of different styles and a long table that facilitates family conversation and memory-making. With so many choices at your fingertips, decorating is easy and fun again.With eBay’s growing popularity, it’s only inevitable that more and more people are starting to sell major household items like furniture on eBay. Selling furniture, however, brings with it a unique set of challenges. Here are some things to watch out for and to keep in mind in order to help your furniture transactions on eBay to go smoothly.
Particularly if this isn’t business for you but merely a one-off sale, examine the furniture that you plan to sell and think about how large it will be when packed to survive shipping, how much it will cost to ship, or even whether it must be shipped freight. The more expensive shipping becomes, the more difficult it will be for your buyer to justify paying exorbitant shipping amounts instead of simply buying locally.If your item is very heavy or very large, consider selling locally rather than on eBay, or limiting your eBay sale to pick-up only so that you don’t have to deal with shipping it.When it comes to furniture, most items are things that people are going to put in their home, where they live. The best sales tool that you have, therefore, are great photos (more than just one or two, preferably), that show your piece from every important angle in the best possible light. It will be very difficult to sell furniture that is not clearly and exhaustively represented visually.
In your item description, be sure to give all relevant dimensions, since the first question in any interested buyer’s mind will be whether it fits the space or fills the role they’ve planned for it. Give height, width, and depth, certainly, but be sure also to give any other relevant dimensions—the distance between shelves in the case of a bookcase, the maximum weight the item can support in the case of a table or stand, or the width and protrusion of doors in the case of cabinetry, for example. It’s generally not enough in the case of furniture merely to detail the manufacturer or general condition of the piece, though these are tremendously important as well. It’s also necessary to describe the materials from which the piece is made—solid oak, two-inch-thick marble, stainless steel, polyvinyl and glass or anything else—along with the quality of the workmanship. No need to play your item down if it’s simply a department store item but certainly remember to play it up if it’s hand-crafted by Bali natives or made in a famous workshop in a major city.
Shipping furniture is already a tremendously expensive affair, so your buyer will be twice as annoyed to receive an item that is not how he or she imagined it to be. It’s thus tremendously important in the case of furniture also to describe any changes that have been made to it—refinishing, reinforcement, the replacement of panels, components, or trim, and so on—as well as to note any flaws. If the piece is new or pristine, note flaws one scratch or blemish at a time; if the piece is old and shopworn, say as much up front so that you don’t have to deal with an angry buyer later. Due to the size, weight and unique shapes of many furniture items, they’re not designed to stand up to transit via normal shipping and transportation methods. To simply put a table, stand, armoire or chest in a giant box with some peanut foam and send it off in the mail or by truck is to court disaster—your piece will likely arrive in pieces.In most cases, but particularly if the item is large enough to require freight shipment, enlist the aid of a moving company or the freight company in question to safely encase the item in crating, strapping, supports, and protecting covers so that it arrives in one piece.