Don't toss it - flip it instead!
Every year, more than 12 million tons of furniture end up in landfills. But with a little creativity and care, we can change that. By giving old pieces a fresh look, we’re not just keeping them out of the trash—we’re also preserving their character and making a positive impact on the planet.
I flip furniture because I believe in second chances. Instead of letting good pieces go to waste, I bring them back to life so they can be loved again.
But it’s not just about the furniture—it’s about helping people, too. I work with clients who want to update what they already have instead of spending money on something new. Whether it’s refreshing a sentimental piece to match their style or transforming a worn-out dresser into something fresh and functional, I make the process easy and affordable.
Since I do this part-time alongside my full-time job, my projects take about 8-10 weeks. It’s just me running this business, so I always keep clients in the loop so they know what to expect!
Check out some of my makeovers:
Services
Furniture Makeovers
Furniture Sales
Speaking & Coaching
I specialize in giving your old furniture a fresh look and new purpose. From deep cleaning to custom refinishing, I revitalize pieces to save you time and money. Whether it’s updating a family heirloom or refreshing a thrift store find, I’ll transform it into something you’ll love.
I rescue furniture that’s on its way to the landfill, restore it to its former glory, and offer it for sale. If you’re searching for a specific piece or need something unique for your home, I can track it down, restore it, and customize it to fit your style.
I offer workshops, speaking engagements, and personalized coaching to help you master the art of furniture flipping. Whether you’re just starting out or need guidance on your own projects, I provide the knowledge and support to help you succeed.
The San Diego Furniture Flipper Story
Jenny was laid off from her customer experience management role at a tech startup after 18 years working in the industry.
When she started to apply for new jobs, she thought with her experience, she'd find a new job in no time. Instead, she faced countless rejections. Unemployed and scared, she started to question everything she's ever done in her career.
A creative spirit, Jenny found that she put artistic pursuits on the back burner because work always came first.
Until she got laid off.
Until her friend gifted her a junky, gunk covered table from her basement.
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