So, what exactly is a Habitat for Humanity Restore?
It’s the ULTIMATE toy store for DIYers and Crafters!!!
Okay, have you ever passed a sign like this?
Next time you better TURN AROUND and go back IMMEDIATELY!
You will be sooooo happy that you did!
I’m finding all sorts of new goodies living up here in North Carolina! I have never experienced a Habitat for Humanity Restore before and now I NEVER want to go back to a place that doesn’t have them. They have just about EVERYTHING a DIY girl could dream about!Okay, I keep gushing but this is how AWESOME this place is…..
When you walk in it seems like a typical thrift store at first. Until you see all the “EXTRAS”
they have towards the back. It was like walking into Lowe’s or Home Depot’s Super Clearance Center (if those exists…. but this place does and that’s what counts). There were rows and rows of all sorts of hardware store finds.
There were tiles (for as little as .25 each).
There were appliances. (how about an over the range microwave for $25?!)
There were fixtures galore!
(Yeah- this chandelier was $30….if only we didn’t live in an apartment!)
They had all sorts of tools. And paint brushes. And drill bits. And drawer knobs. And sealant. And paint. Oh, you get my drift. All for a RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE! My husband about fell over when he saw a $30 drill bit set for $4!
Oh, and you know all those adorable shutter projects you see on Pinterest? Where, Oh Where do they get those shutters?
Yep, at the Habitat for Humanity Restore.
And those super cute door projects? Yep, they come from the Habitat for Humanity Restore too—as low as $5 a door! If only I had the room to do all these projects dancing in my head! Once we get a house- watch out!
In addition to all these awesome deals they also have new cabinets that you can buy at a fraction of the price. They have granite counter tops. There’s even a section outside that had sinks, toilets, grills, etc.
And…. that’s not all! They also have the regular thrift store finds too! There’s furniture, holiday décor, knick knacks, and books.
It is a glorious place. So, if you see this sign:
You better hit your brakes and TURN AROUND IMMEDIATELY!
You’ll be so glad you did (although I can’t guarantee your spouse will be when you return home with a carload of FABULOUS FINDS!
Disclosure: This post has not been endorsed and is in no way affiliated with the Habitat for Humanity Restore. No compensation was received...I'm simply sharing my finds with you!
-Melissa

















Oh I love this store!!! So great! also, I love your subscribe buttons!
ReplyDeleteThere is a store close-by, but I never stopped in because I wasn't sure what it was. We just moved into a house last week. Guess where I am going this weekend??? WOOOOHOOO!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this valuable piece of info!
ReplyDeleteOooooh! What a great find! I'll have to see if they have one near us! Thanks for the share!
ReplyDeleteWooooo! We have a HUGE one outside of Seattle that we've driven over a 100 times... I've always been intrigued to visit, but with toddlers... hmm... I think I'm going to have to make a solo trip out there!
ReplyDeleteI'd love it if you share this post sometime at F-it Friday!
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The nearest one I can go had more furniture than anything else--and it was pretty expensive. I wish mine had all the stuff at yours!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter just moved right down the street from one and we fell in love with it on our first trip. I bought a door to turn in to a sign for just $3 !!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove Re-store! I don't think our store is as good as yours, though. Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteI found you today thru the Live Laugh Rowe Linky. I hope you get a chance to stop by my blog and leave a comment, too!
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Thats where I get alot of my goodies from that I blog about. Yours have some really nice stuff though from what I could see.. whats city is that one located in. I am in NC also?
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Im following your blog!
Love the Restore! I wish one was near me, but no such luck although when I visit family, it is on my must-stop list!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
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