Welcome to Perez Furniture – Used Hotel Furniture Chicago. We are a family owned and operated company. The company was established in May 2005 by a man with a vision. In this vision he wanted a company that was not only successful but meets the needs of every customer and client. The man with this vision is Angel Perez. He started his career as a furniture salesman and shortly promoted to Store Manager. After 14 years he grew a strong sense for the furniture business. He knew what the customer wanted and how the customer liked to be treated. Perez Furniture – Used Hotel Furniture Chicago has expanded from an ordinary used furniture store to a large liquidation showroom that now offers new furniture and carpet installation. Perez Furniture started with three employees and has now expanded into a large team of dedicated and loyal employees. Perez Furniture started its business with hotels in the Chicagoland area and quickly expanded its relationships with other hotels, in various states such as Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and New jersey.

Through growth in this industry Perez Furniture not only has provided its customers with new and used furniture, but a great assortment of quality household accessories. Perez Furniture – Used Hotel Furniture Chicago provides a five star delivery service and liquidation service. Our delivery men are considerate of customers homes and businesses. Perez Furniture has recieved various compliments and gratitude from its customers and clients. Perez Furniture has taken it back to the basics of good old customer service. Through Mr. Perez’s passion and vision he has not only helped numerous families, but numerous organizations as well. He has provided families in need with quality affordable furniture for the last 3 1/2 years. He also works with organizations such as Catholic Charities, D.C.F.S., and Interfaith. Perez Furniture – Used Hotel Furniture Chicago has taken it back to the old school where the “Customer comes first”.Just because you can’t afford an Archeo copper bathtub ($67,557) or a Tufft table, hand-carved in the late 1700s and costing in the millions today, doesn’t mean you’re relegated to your mom’s seafoam and pink lamp from 1989 either.

Outfitting your place in a personal way can be affordable and satisfying when you hit up some of these shops specializing in used but stylish furniture. Foursquare Favorite: Modern Cooperative 1215 W 18th St Read all the tips on Foursquare Located in the historic Thalia Hall, this Pilsen furniture store restores vintage furniture from the 1960s and ’70s. Auto Seat Cover TowelThat leaves you, the shopper, with an unparalleled selection of stylish used furniture in perfect condition. Caterpillar Boots Uk EbayPlus, there’s a shop dog that trots about. Bedroom Sets Under 400 DollarsFor more great stores like this one, check out the 15 best furniture and home stores in Chicago. Head to Foursquare to sort reviews by these tastes:

2201 W. Belmont Ave. There’s used and then there’s lovingly curated vintage and antique furniture. At Praha, the latter does not necessarily come with a lot of zeros before the decimal point. Stock is ever changing so you’ll never know what you’ll find: a rustic wooden dresser, an antique bathroom scale, a wonderful desk that reminds your of elementary school days, reclaimed farmhouse pieces, quirky swivel stools or a retro kitchen table. The owners of the Roscoe Village shop, Todd Nyenhuis and David Foster, are decent human beings committed to fair prices. 2327 N. Milwaukee Ave. Family owned and operated since 1994, Threads is a consignment shop so you won’t find dingy donated furniture but rather recycled, quality pieces at prices that will make you happy. Walk up to the second floor where most of the furniture is on display, from dining room sets to colossal comfy chairs. Threads (an odd name since it has just a rack of clothes but a warehouse of furniture) has new furniture coming in daily so stopping in more than once is a good idea if you need to fill your space with sturdy furniture or want to add to your modern, retro or antique decor.

4920 S. Central Ave. If you have found yourself comfortable when staying at the Peninsula, Palmer House, Ritz-Carlton, the Four Seasons, W City Center or the St. Regis in NYC, Fort Pitt Hotel Furniture is in your wheelhouse. Well, aircraft hanger may be more like it with a retail showroom space of nearly 60,000 square feet. The collection changes regularly and features brands such as Stiffel, Henredon, Baker and Broyhill. Purchase one piece or buy a complete Hyatt Mag Mile or Sutton Place Chicago room of furniture. The showroom is near Midway Airport, so you can always cab it over if your flight is delayed or cancelled. Related: Best Places To Shop For Your Bathroom In Chicago Calling it “used” connotes a soggy tissue and the goods are anything but at Lakeview’s Chic Antique. Owner, interior designer and artist Crystal Blackshaw refurbishes and transforms dressers, tables, chairs, stools, credenzas, armoires and more into works of art. If your budget is a little tighter, check out her space filled with unfinished pieces which you can buy “as is” or have her customize it for you.

Browse colorful lamps, rich carpets, interesting wall art and other accessories and decor too. 1131 W. Armitage Ave. It’s still not bargain basement, but some of the stuff at Millionaire Rejects is pretty wonderful vintage furniture cherry-picked from Chicago’s wealthier homeowners and their interior designers. That said, the great “gets” are hit or miss. There can be a good amount of junk tossed about (hey, rich people can run slipshod, too) or you might find a mid-century bar for $250, brass lamp for $100 or a set of four art prints for $80 among the deals you may cull from the 6,000-square-foot space in Lincoln Park. Related: Best Places to Add Flair To Your Patio Near Chicago Jacky Runice has been a columnist with the Daily Herald Chicago since grunge music and flannel was the new black. Her fingers and gray matter have been busy as travel editor of Reunions Magazine; penning a column that was syndicated around the nation via Tribune Media Services. Fort Pitt Hotel Furniture LLC.