Best of luck Kemi, but you need to think this through in a bit more detail. Moving furniture from a warehouse to a home needs manpower which costs money. The exposure of the furniture will be limited to the potential buyers visiting the home, which may be dozens, maybe a hundred people, who are looking to buy a house, and not looking to buy furniture. You need to think about who pays for the man power, and what happens if either the furniture (or the house) is damaged in the process of moving furniture in and out. Professional furniture stylists charge good money to cover all contingincies, and I think your proposal has too much risk, for not enough exposure to make it worthwhile for anybody to lend you free furniture.

Best of luck,

Dr Retro

of Dr Retro House Calls

Thanks a lot for your input Dr Retro, will definitely consider it.

Thanks a lot for the information. The client does not live in the home and it's completely empty hence the big challenge! I do love your idea of contacting furniture companies, I'm already doing that but I did not know that a displayed item has become used! Wao,..this helps me see things more from their perspective. Thanks for that.

Families with children will be inspecting the house and will use chairs beds etc hence they become second hand good luck

Hi Anton, thanks for your message. I don't quite understand what you are offering. Could you please explain to me.