Habitat For Humanity ReStore

This is a huge Habitat For Humanity store. I went there today to donate items and to look around. Donations are accepted M-F starting at 10am and on Saturdays, starting at 9am. They don’t sell clothes or shoes here, so they don’t accept these type of donated items. They have a large variety of furniture. I took close up photos of some of the furniture, so you can see their pricing. I thought some items were reasonable while others I thought were too high. But since it’s a resale store, but they do have to pay rent. They have a variety of items, appliances, furniture, housewares, doors, shelving, power tools, door knobs, light fixtures, books, vinyl records, etc. They have both men’s & women’s bathrooms on the right side of the front of the store.

Lots of furniture. Lots of videos. Some books. Some household odds and ends. Some good deals. Some of it's in great shape; some is pretty dingy. Most is not organized all that neatly. Automatic front doors were broken the most recent day I visited and you had to pull them apart and push them back together to get in and out.

I have been shopping at the Chantilly Restore for many years and have purchased so many amazing items at a deep discount. Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams dining room chairs, Hooker China cabinets, new Miele gas dryer, leather sofa, end tables, beautiful outdoor table and chairs, kitchen cabinets, etc etc. Benji and James are wonderful managers who always make me feel welcome and respected. The pricing is always fair. Grateful for this store and happy to support a great cause.

I found a Armoire for a great price the staff was very professional I'm very happy with my purchase.

Pick up of two chairs in very good condition was denied. I’ve been to the store in Chantilly and it’s rare to find furniture in clean condition. Perhaps the truck driver was lazy; color blind?