Mid-Century Modern & Contemporary Furnishings & Accessories Welcome to Furnish Me Vintage. We are Tampa Bay's leading home furniture retailer, and we are proud to serve customers nationwide and across the globe with our selection of convenient shipping options that include convenient curbside freight. At Furnish Me Vintage, you'll find a variety of classic, modern and vintage furnishings ranging from mid-century modern furniture to stunning modern accessories for your home. Our location in St. Petersburg, Florida, features an impressive selection of vintage and contemporary art, lighting, decorative pieces and upscale refurbished furniture. Whether you choose to visit us in-store or you complete your purchase online, we guarantee you'll find only the highest-quality products from esteemed manufacturers in our inventory. Shop Furnish Me Vintage for your bedroom, living room, dining room or office needs. The timeless look provided by our selection is stunning in any room.
We are proud to locally serve Florida by offering financing solutions and in-store pickup for St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Bradenton and Sarasota residents. Shop for modern vintage furniture in Tampa Bay or online today. Visit us in person to browse our complete selection of classic home furniture. Whatever your style may be, our vast selection of top-quality pieces will suit your style and budget.Q. I have furniture I’d like to sell. Where do I begin?A. Right now, a lot of folks may be looking around their homes for items they can sell. It’s easy to put small objects, like designer sunglasses or a ring you splurged on, for sale on the Web and ship them anywhere.But what about large pieces of furniture? Whether you want to sell them for the cash or because you’re tired of them, there are many options beyond Craigslist, the classified-ad Web site that lists items at set prices, or eBay, the online auction house.), which means “village” in Swahili. A classified-ad site, it offers the best of both worlds: like Craigslist, it lets sellers market to the buyers nearest them and keep shipping costs to a minimum;
like eBay, it has colorful pages and graphic links that are easy to navigate. It also has a high-quality image capability, so products, particularly high-end ones, can be shown more attractively.And like Craigslist, it charges nothing to sell items, while eBay charges a fee to list a product (which varies depending on the item’s value, the number of photos and whether the listing is highlighted), as well as a sliding sales commission that averages about 5 percent. Kijiji also has a robust “furniture, décor” category. On a recent check of its New York City offerings, a Bo Concept bookshelf was listed for $1,500 (compared with about $2,500 retail) and a Nicoletti sofa and chair for $2,600 (about $8,000 retail).), where pre-owned luxury items can be sold at fixed prices and at auction. The bulk of its business is jewelry and fashion, but it also has a home furnishings section. The customer ships the item to Portero, in Armonk, N.Y., and pays the shipping cost. If it’s sold, Portero gets a 30 percent commission;
if not, the object is returned at Portero’s expense. If the items are of lesser to medium quality, or if you simply prefer to sell them through an actual store, a thrift or resale shop is an option. , the Web site for the National Association of Resale and Thrift Shops, where you can search for stores based on city or ZIP code; its directory gives information like store addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses.For those who have inherited furniture and have an overwhelming need to sell it immediately — or even those who have owned heirloom-quality antiques for years — the best advice is to proceed with care and to consult a professional dealer.) ) provide information on registered dealers, and many states have their own dealers’ associations.If you decide to sell, Guy Regal, the owner of an antiques showroom on Manhattan’s East Side, urged caution. Mr. Regal suggested asking an appraiser to give “a true, unbiased sense of what your item is worth before you start shopping it around.”
) ) provide information on registered professionals.What if you find out that the credenza your grandmother said was worth $50,000 actually has a value closer to $500?) ), which pick up furniture free.) on Staten Island will make a single-price offer on the lot. Ellen Oppenheim, the company’s manager, said, “We want to keep good furniture out of landfills.”Unpublished questions cannot be answered individually.Wegner CH24 Wishbone Chair - Wood CH24 Wishbone Chair Leather Seat Cushion Wegner CH24 Wishbone Chair - Colors Wegner CH07 Shell Chair Hans Wegner CH25 Easy Chair Wegner CH53 Stool - Wood Wegner J16 Rocking Chair Wegner CH20 Elbow Chair - Wood Wegner CH33P Chair - Wood Wegner CH411 Peter's Table Wegner CH44 Ladderback Chair Wegner CH58 Counter Stool Wegner CH410 Peter's Chair Table Leaf for Carl Hansen & Son Tables Wegner CH33T Chair - All Wood Wegner CH24 Wishbone Chair - Limited Edition - Tobacco Finish
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Its stated purpose: "The Tantra Chair is a modern chaise designed to enhance the advanced sexual positions of the Kama Sutra." Check out their website and films (NSFW) or my old post on the Tantra and the Esse Chair with over 100 comments. Related Video: Is your bedroom ready for romance? Justin Klosky offers some tips. (Image credit: Tantra Chair ) The Tantra Chair - again (Image credit: Adela Chair) Adela Chair - Email for pricing From the Mexican designers behind Balastudio, their Adela chair "is not just a chair, but a sculpture to make love." Esse Liberator - $470 On Sale Now From Liberator: Bedroom Adventure Gear, comes the Esse, which seems to be thinking the same thing at the Tantra, but at at much more approachable price point. This is what they say: "Discover 360 degrees of the best sex of your life with every angle designed to provide the best access, sweetest support, and most enticing possibilities." Barbarella Chair - Email for Pricing
Also from the handsome couple behind Balastudio, this chair is specially designed, for, um.... (Image credit: Love Bumper) The Love Bumper - $185 Okay, not quite big enough to be a true chair, the Love Bumper is nevertheless a welcome addition to the list at a lower price from this hip Vancouver design shop. They have a bigger shape/models here. (Image credit: Divan Tantra) Divan Tantra Buddha Chair - 675 € From Spain comes this visually lighter version with the classic shape: "The Buddha Tantra sofa is a unique piece of furniture that combines sophistication and ergonomics." Original FUF Chair - $121.69 This memory foam lounger with wild animal aesthetic bills itself as good for many rooms, including the bedroom if you're feeling "wild or mild." The Horse Chair by Satyendra Pakhalé - Email For PricingThis is actually a classic modern design by this Indian designer who lives in Amsterdam. Re-edited from a post originally published 2.5.15-NT