I am constantly asked about pricing and selling furniture by those of you painting furniture. Its a tough question to answer because there are so many variables. Today Stacey asked (scroll down for my answer) : Hello Fiona, I hope you dont mind me emailing you... I stumbled upon your blog a few months ago and it has inspired me to get back into refurbishing old furniture. Ive done many pieces in the past but all of them have been for my own home. Im now in my second year of maternity leave and thought I would get back into it and try to sell some of the pieces I do... Well actually my husband has told me to sell them as our house is full!! Haha! Any how you are probably wondering why Im emailing you? I was hoping you might be able to give me a little advice on how to go about starting out selling my furniture? Im just not sure where to start... I know you are extremely busy and please dont feel obliged to respond I just thought Id ask the question. I love your blog it has definitely inspired me to follow my passion of upcycling. King regards Stacey ----- Hi Stacey , Im not sure where you live but you could try selling in eBay, Craigslist/gumtree, to your friends, or approach a local home wares shop. It will all depend what you are painting, how good your finish is, what prices you want, your location etc Good luck with it Fiona ****** So my question is does any one have other advice for Stacey? Markets always seem too hard work for me...chipped work with all the transport and people only seeking bargain basement prices.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Sep 2014 06:33:59 +0000
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