Consignment Solutions

My wife and I spotted this on our way *out* of Leesburg, where we had been hoping to find reasonably priced but still fancy-​looking chairs to go with our new somewhat-​fancy probably-​antique dining room table. Of course, Consignment Solutions had a *much* broader selection of chairs than any antiques store we saw in Leesburg. We found a pair of decent chairs that matched the table reasonably well, at an excellent price. (Yes we were ideally looking for more than two, but these will do for now.) The staff were helpful and polite, explaining to us on arrival how their tag system worked. They had two guys carry our chairs out to the car, and they were polite and careful not to scratch the chairs nor the car. Overall we’re very happy, and intend to check out their Manassas location next weekend for more chairs. My only suggestion for improvement would be if they would continue to take monthly markdowns after three months, even if it’s at a slower rate, to help the long-​term sitters move.

Great store! Love it and have found so many treasures here for my new house! Great quality and I love the owner, Rosemary!
The items are priced when they are put on the display floor. After about a month the price goes down a certain %, then it goes down the same smount in about another month. Then the final markdown is in @ another month — it is ½ of the original asking price, the trick is keeping tabs in the dates when the item will be marked down. I like to wait as long as possible and go in on the day it is marked down to the lowest price. You have to be a gambler to do that! I’ve lost out on a piece once, playing the «waiting game» and someone buying it before it was reduced to the lowest price. But I have purchased 4 major items at their lowest figures and saved a bundle!
The owner, Rosemary, has another store location by the same name in Manassas. Both stores have all the furniture staged in room type situations. If you purchase a piece of furniture and don’t want to pick it up for a while, you can store it at Consignment Solutions for $ 25/​mo. If you have no means to transport it home, Rosemary will put you in touch with a mover who will deliver up to 3 pieces to you for $ 120. I am expecting a delivery this week of 3 items (one «item» is 7 piece wrought iron patio set. So a «set» counts as one piece. If you like furniture and you like a «deal», go often because the inventory is constantly changing! I have made many major purchases here, and I love them all!

The prices here are outrageous. I found that the one lady «in charge» isn’t friendly or customer service oriented. There is no negotiating the exaggerated prices. Even at the labels lowest prices, the furniture is still overpriced. Terrible business model for selling used furniture, and I am baffled that this place is still in business. The used furniture isn’t that quality to command such prices without negotiating. I saw customers walk in and then leave with nothing. The exterior store front and parking lot looks run down. The interior furniture groupings are set up nicely, but everything is so overpriced that you will walk out annoyed that you wasted your time. The store is clearly more seller friendly than buyer friendly. If it were my business, I would want the product to move quickly with reasonable prices and not have it linger on the floor for months, but to each his own. I walked the entire store and everything can be found cheaper elsewhere.

a friend turned me onto this place and I found GREAT stuff for my business & look forward to shopping for my home very soon! Everyone was very helpful! Lots of choices no matter what your style!

This store has a large variety of furniture but the staff isn’t friendly. Second time in here and staff didn’t speak to us at all. It’s a large store so you have to make at least two trips through to see it all. My mom and I walked by an employee (she passed us twice) and she never spoke to us. I won’t go back.

This place is ridiculous. Most of the stuff in there is ugly and outdated, and the prices are still outrageous! You’d expect a bargain here, but much of the furniture was still in the thousands. I was able to furnish my new home at Grand Home Furnishings in Winchester and at my local World Market for very similar prices with NEW furniture that had modern designs. If you’re going to sell older, used stuff, it should be at a bargain price.
The pricing system in itself is sort of dumb. They have a starting price, which on most stuff is around $ 1k. Each month on the same date, the price will decrease some random amount until four months later when, if it’s still in the store, it’ll be available at the cheapest possible price, but usually only $ 200 – 400 lower than the starting price. There were several things in the store that had 2012 prices on them still, meaning no one wanted them even at the lowest price. You’d think they would therefore lower the price a little more until they sell something, but they seem to stubbornly not care whether they sell anything or not.
Despite all the uselessness I found in Consignment Solutions, the staff was very nice. But even that annoyed me – they were TOO nice. Three different employees asked me if I needed help about 2 – 3 times each. Perhaps they could communicate to one another or just leave me alone once I say I’m just there browsing.

This store is wonderful! So many items! The staff is great, they work with you! Such a charming little get away! The inside as in the building could use work. It’s a lot bigger than you think and see from outside. I have to go at least twice a week, new things out everyday!

I love this store! Its the hidden gem for all of us who have a decorating itch and it beats Home Goods and all other furniture stores by a MILE! Don’t let the name fool you– they have plenty of new stuff! You can find amazing bargains on furniture, rugs, lighting, accessories etc. They get their inventory from model homes (how many times have you walked over and just loved the way the decorator did a room?) which means they have the whole matching look! I recently bought a padded Queen Headboard (which would have cost a fortune if I had to buy it elsewhere or have it made) and a gorgeous hand worked wrought iron side table — both for less than $ 300. Expect to run into private decorators who shop for clients there. You have to go frequently as their stock changes. They also accept consignment furniture. Last weekend I saw two gorgeous Moroccan rugs, one hand was hand embroidered, plus fabulous lighting and a wonderfully (new) but Vintage looking 1950’s modern leather chair for a few hundred dollars. Have to go back this weekend.