Habitat for Humanity Restore

This is Summit County’s go-​to place for used furniture. They offer very reasonable prices, and the furniture selection is excellent. I wish I knew about this place last year when I was in the process of furnishing my entire house! My boyfriend and I were looking to upgrade our living room furniture, and we ended purchasing a beautiful high-​end couch and loveseat set for only $ 215. As soon as we handed over the cash, 3 volunteers cheerfully came to us and helped us load the couches on the back of my boyfriend’s truck. We were blown away by the wonderful quality of their furniture, the insanely low prices, and the friendly and upbeat customer service. Like the 5 stars suggest, it’s as good as it gets!

I love ReStores and while this isn’t the fanciest one in Colorado it is centrally located and reliably stocked with furniture. Last week I dropped in to check their inventory and found a shabby chic lamp for $ 10.
Also they have plenty of sofas and dressers. My friend is looking for a sofa and while their selection was great my friend didn’t find anything she really loved. The prices seemed reasonable though! But don’t bother trying to park in the front as you’ll just have to walk around to the back entrance.

We visited this new location of the Summit County Habitat for Humanity Restore on Saturday. It is solely a furniture store and full of couches, chairs, tables, dressers, bed frames, nightstands, lamps, chests, sideboards and other cool stuff like a vintage sled. The store is much larger than the previous location in Breck and very easy to find, right across from a 7 – 11 on Blue River Parkway. The staff was eager to help us find specific items we were looking for. Prices were pretty good for many items, for example the nightstands we were eyeing were $ 65 apiece and huge, heavy solid wood. A super cool mid-​mod open sideboard was $ 70 marked down from $ 90. We would have taken all three items with us if we had any room on our trailer. Side and end tables were all half off that day so they do have sales in addition to the bargain pricing. Furniture was all in very good condition, with decent to great-​looking upholstery. Styles ran the gamut from lodge to modern to kitsch and everything in between. Though I was sad to see this store leave Breck, I’m very happy this store expanded into a larger space and I’ll be a frequent visitor as a shopper and donator.