Consignment Overstock: Second-hand Shopping and Selling at its Best

 

   In today’s world of ever-present budget concerns and ever-growing eco-conscious ones, the newly opened Consignment Overstock brings the two together — selling clients’ used furniture that still has a lot of life and love left in it.

   “There was a real need for a place to consign used items that were getting rejected from other high-end north Scottsdale consignment shops,”

 

   “NO-FRILLS” 2,700-square-foot warehouse style shop benefits sellers because they receive higher commissions and quicker payouts on their items.

 

   For shoppers, we ensures the items for sale at Consignment Overstock are still in good, functional condition and are still worthy of being used and even upcycled.

   “We take a lot of items that didn’t make the cut at high-end consignment stores because maybe they aren’t so pretty. But the items we sell can be used in a lot of new, different ways,”

   We are an excellent resource for people that like to overhaul furniture, reupholster it or just give it a new paint job for a shabby chic look.

 

  Consignment Overstock accepts all types of furniture for the kitchen, bedroom and living room as well as lighting, lamps and fixtures, art, and even some sports equipment. Nicole notes that the company’s concept is vital today because so many people are budget-conscious as well as eco-conscious. “You can come in here and get a six-piece dining set for $75, where you couldn’t get that new for under $200,” she explains. “For those looking to get rid of old pieces, this is a great alternative than having your old couch just end up in a dumpster. There is still value in these pieces.”

 

   Second hand shopping is as trendy as ever as people put forth efforts to saving the planet while also saving a little green. Consignment Overstock fulfills the need for “new to you” furniture at a cost that won’t put a ding in your pocketbook. After all, who doesn’t love getting a great “new” home item at a great price, while also being conservative with our Earth’s resources?

 

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