Flea-market finds add unique vintage style to your home and often cost less than buying new. With a little creativity, you can repurpose many of these antique items to create affordable, functional ...

Key Points Flea markets often accept items that thrift stores won't because of damage, safety, or storage.Vendors usually accept old books, paper goods, wooden shelves, and even damaged furniture.Flea ...

You can keep baby costs down by skipping fancy home-decor stores and heading to your local flea market for one-of-a-kind finds. Before you begin scouring stalls and rummaging through bins, here are a ...

In the eyes of furniture restorer Denise Karger, no vintage flea-market find is too far gone for a 21st century revival. Her advice for that Alvar Aalto armchair you scored? "Refurbish it the right ...

When trying to incorporate some interior design elements into the decor of your apartment, unique furniture is generally on the list. However, for most of us, shelling out hundreds of dollars on new ...

STAMFORD — Mark DeVito is a craftsman with deep roots in the early 20th century heyday of Stamford’s furniture industry, when its skilled carpenters, upholsterers and designers produced some of the ...

These Ohio flea markets are full of hidden finds, vintage pieces, bargain tables, and surprises that make wandering ...

At many points during his decades-long career collecting and dealing in high-end design, Patrick Parrish could be found buying furniture out the back of a truck on 26th St. More than once, he bought ...

Big box retailers like IKEA profit from selling new furniture, so many were surprised to see the Swedish home furnishings giant encourage people to buy used furniture during a recent ad campaign.