Habitat for Humanity ReStore

I can't say enough Good things about this place. As a professional designer, this is my go to for purchases of every kind, related to homes. It's crazy what these people get here. But you do have to know what you're looking at. I would be here all day if I listed the brands that they often have Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn. West Elm. They even have some commercial brands that are typically sold only to the trade. I have gotten the best quality hotel brand bedding and soft goods here.
Excellent quality. I bought my entire irrigation system from them.
And sometimes there's no labels on stuff, so you don't know if you don't know. One of my clients purchased her entire kitchen from here and and I travel to all of their locations even out-of-state when I'm working on a project, I'll Google the location and make sure I go there. I have purchased paint. And have painted the whole exterior of a house for a fraction of the cost, and don't get me started on the tiles, area rugs and appliances... just fabulous

I had never heard of this store until I visited; three years ago. I had furniture and was only looking for a rug. The Habitat store had a huge selection of nice rugs, but Ollies was better organized. Fast forward to 2023 and the Habitat store changed dramatically. The furniture was better and the prices were still good; the rugs are practically gone. But, the savvy shopper will find exceptional pieces. I purchased a new recliner because it was super comfortable, leather and on sale. Once home I researched and found I had purchased a La-z-boy Haven chair. Incredible. Now I needed a matching chair for comfort. Two weeks ago I visited and found another gem. This one was a Pottery Barn Cameron chair and again, a bargain. Yes corporate makes donations and they get huge tax breaks, but I too got a break on a wonderful comfortable chair. You can park right in front once you are ready to pick up your items( if you need a car). I purchased a lovely lamp too. You have to visit regularly if you are looking for furniture or bedding; they did have many hotel quality towels; white quilts and they still have sheet sets. The habitat has residential donations and corporate donations. If you have a home, they now have plumbing, some hvac stuff; nuts bolts, appliances, sinks, coffee tables, some patio items.
It is air conditioned and the staff is accommodating; will assist with movement of pieces to vehicle. I have purchased three sturdy, chairs( 1 Laze-boy & 2 Pottery Barn ).

Great stuff and great staff!
Found a $9,000 Restoration Hardware 7-tier Odeon chandelier with 80% of the crystals for $200! And I paid only $160 with my senior discount!
FABULOUS!

If you are looking to make some improvements to your home, I recommend visiting a few of the Restore locations. If you are an investor, this is the go-to store! They have an excellent paint selection. There is a wide range of colors to choose from, but what is nice is they only have about 20 or so colors to choose from, which makes life a little easier. They carry flooring tiles, hardwood flooring, carpet, and kitchen tiles. They used to have a ridiculous amount of throw carpeting in all sizes. The rugs would be piled five feet high and the length of a football field. It can be a hit or a miss, depending on their recent donations, but the prices are worth the trip. They carry light fixtures, bathroom vanities, and toilets. They have a variety of windows and doors. If you need “staging furniture,” I would encourage you to check their inventory. The furniture is primarily higher-end, stylish furniture. There is a mix of used and new available. There is always a vast selection of wall decorations.
They get their inventory from overstocked companies, so it is 100% profit for them. The best thing is knowing that profit will help local families in need of housing.
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