TOP SITES FOR INEXPENSIVE STAGING DÉCOR AND ACCESSORIES: YOU DON’T NEED TO SPEND A FORTUNE BUT YOU CAN MAKE IT LOOK LIKE YOU DID

These are some of my favorite places to shop when I’m looking for everything I need for my home such as furniture, décor, accessories, bedding, blankets and throw pillows, lighting, outdoor décor, and so much more. And I have to confess that I am an online shopping girl. I buy EVERYTHING -- including my groceries -- online. Of course, most of these stores you can also visit in person as well.

• Amazon
  You can purchase just about anything here. My favorite feature is the Wish List. You can not only add items sold on Amazon, but items from other stores as well. So if you’re shopping and you find things but still want to look, you can collect them all in one spot. If you check out my wish list, you’ll see I have it divided into about 15 different categories. Shipping is free if you spend more than $25 or if you are a Prime Member (which I highly recommend joining) on eligible items. You’ll find the majority are. The customer service is beyond exceptional.
• World Market
• JC Penny
• Home Goods
• Kohls
• Goodwill
• Walmart
• Target
• The Container Store
• Stacks and Stacks
• Home Depot
• Pinterest
• Ikea
• Overstock
• Dollar Stores
  • Dollar Tree
  • Family Dollar

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Finally, don’t forget the following places.

• Yard, garage, and estate sales are great ideas for bargains or DIY projects. Search for yard sales in your area at Yard Sale Search.  

 

Community yard sales are great places to find deals.

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• Salvation Army stores really have some great products so you can get super deals on quality productss,

• Consignment shops are great places to find deals as well.                                            (Check local listings in the print or online versions of the Yellow Pages.)

•  Habit for Humanity ReStores are located in various areas, as well as online

• Craigslist is good for finding used furniture pieces and maybe decor.

• EBay has way too many products to list, both through auctions and storefronts.

• Local papers and/or the Pennysaver usually have sections for items available for sale in your local area.

• Freecycle is a site where people register to both give products they no longer use and accept products that other people are getting rid of. The range of products available is vast.

Finally, find deals and discounts and save money by comparing prices at the multiple sites that offer this option.

• Price Grabber
• Froogle

Remember that you don't always have to buy things either. You can always repurpose items you already own. Make your own furniture or even wall decor. You can even make eco-friendly homemade cleaners. So you save not only money, but the environment as well. 

 Always have plenty of clean spray bottles on hand to mix your own homemade clears. ALWAYS label the contents clearly on the bottle.

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Also, always check for coupons before buying anything from a retail store. Check the retailer's Facebook or Twitter page if they have one. 

 Always look for coupon codes before you purchase anything online. There are quite a few out there for almost every site.

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Also look for coupons on sites that offer both print coupons and coupon codes to use online. I can't tell you how much I've save my checking for discounts and coupons on these sites before buying. There are too many to list, but my favorite is Retail Me Not. 

 If you have other ideas or suggestions, please feel free to share them here. Also, feel free to take my Home Staging Survey to let me know what you'd like to see more of here and in my articles.