Flipping Vintage Velvet Chairs from Facebook Marketplace for INSANE PROFIT!

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Welcome to another exciting episode where we unlock the true potential of discarded treasures! In this video, we'll delve into the captivating world of furniture flipping, specifically focusing on velvet chairs sourced from none other than Facebook Marketplace (and a few thrift stores of course!)
Have you ever scrolled through Facebook Marketplace and wondered if there's more value to those vintage pieces than meets the eye? Well, you're not alone! Join us on this thrilling journey as we rescue 12 vintage velvet chairs, giving them a much-needed facelift, and transforming them into bespoke pieces that will astonish you with their potential worth.
In our hands-on tutorial, we'll guide you through every step of this rewarding process. From sourcing the chairs, examining their condition, planning the refurbishment, and finally, revealing the magnificent finished product. More importantly, we'll share insider secrets on how to market and sell these beauties for potential thousands.
Whether you're a seasoned flipper or just getting started, we'll equip you with the necessary skills and confidence to dive into your next project and make a remarkable profit.
Get ready to discover the hidden value in ordinary items and tap into the lucrative world of furniture flipping. This video isn't just about making money - it's about appreciating the beauty in the old, the discarded, and the overlooked. It's about sustainability, creativity, and entrepreneurship.
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[@WAK387]

Instead of removing the skirt, you could pull them under and staple them to the frame. Then trim to size. That way they will look more finished and you won’t have waste time pulling the skirt a d staples off.

[@jojobtrcook1808]

Yes, this is what I have been talking about. I like the idea Wanda Koltnow had of tucking and trimming the skirt.

[@toritori5835]

❤ that idea.

[@jodievukmir3187]

And some really don't need the skirt removed

[@TexPR1]

@jacqueline4176Same!

[@gisellamurphy2705]

Not thrilled with the fact that after ripping the skirt off the chair, the bottom does not look finished. I would think twice about paying over $200 for a chair in that condition.

[@lindap9079]

To each his own. Good for you discovering that vintage velvet chairs are a quick flip money maker. Personally, though the skirts may be dated, I prefer to see a skirt than the crushed velvet, non-faded color contrast and exposed staples.

[@bonitahobbs2374]

Is there a story a new person would not know about why you selected chairs.

[@WatchTashi]

I agree. I have a hard time believing ppl pay that much for a chair that looks damaged at the bottom, but that’s just me.

[@terrirojas]

just curious, why did you not refinish the wood trim on the bottom of the leather chair?

[@oldpioneerfarm5673]

Make your own flipping business and be your own boss

[@marilynweist2645]

I really liked the darker green ones! I had to chuckle a bit! The orange ones reminded me of 2 that my husband and I bought new furniture when we got married in 1977. We got a sofa, traditional style that had orange florals in it on like a cream colored background! This was our “formal living room “! We also got traditional style end tables and lamps! I would nurse our babies in there through the night and it was such a cozy and comfortable space! I had to share my story! ❤

[@lynnestamey7272]

Thank you for sharing! It's fun to hear stories from people like you!

[@teresa-kurtolander9579]

Me too! Nursing in the chair with feet up against the end table, rocking away the night. My velvet rocker was hideous and we were hippies so it was covered in a Mexican blanket.

[@parastoonasr6328]

I cannot unsee the unfinishedness of the bottoms of the chairs.

[@debbydrach]

The trim piece in between the skirt and body of the chair is called‘Cording’ I used to work in an upholstery shop and that’s what we called it 👍

[@nmp6338]

I have had great luck cutting a portion of the bottom of the skirt and stapling the fabric to the underside. The chair looks beautifully finished with the piping intact. There is never a line of demarcation or color difference. I never tear off a skirt. The chair just looks unfinished or the color change is too obvious.

[@toritori5835]

Love that method! I noticed there were bits of material on some of the chairs in the video that hung down, rather than be re-stapled to the under-bottom of the chair. That and the demarcation line you mentioned took me back ever so slightly. Really like your idea.

[@bulldoglady52]

Great idea!!

[@marydumois4242]

I’d love to hear her response to this. Honestly I’m surprised people by these with the discoloration where the skirts were.

[@makeuplover6852]

@@marydumois4242 , its about knowing your market. She is not being dishonest or trying to hide anything from any of her buyers, id say most even watch her videos and know what she pays for these chairs. Shes smart, she isnt putting a ton of extra effort into the chairs because she is selling them quickly and for great profit, that is called knowing your market. IF these chairs didnt sell and she was continually having customers come look at the chairs and say "oh, I really dont care for how the bottom is finished, I think I will pass" then she might consider finishing them differently is suspect but this is a simple case if it aint broke, dont fix it. No one else has to flip the chair the way that Lauren does, if others would prefer to tack the skirt up under the chair, go for it, but honestly she has developed a template for sucess as we would say in my business and she is smart to not deviate from it and keep using that over and over and over until it no longer is working.

[@parastoonasr6328]

Great idea

[@rebeccavinyard2899]

I think it’s so wonderful that you are saving these from the landfill and also giving ppl an opportunity to buy a chair that is second hand but in still great shape at a price point that they can afford. ❤

[@ptbrad752]

You sold a chair to your own NaNa?

[@toritori5835]

This is such great advice, particularly for those who don’t have all the tools, etc. I love how thoughtful you are on points like easy delivery/pickup, simple tools and even the minimum needed if you don’t have the four tools ⚒️ you listed. You really are a teacher (as well as creative entrepreneur) at heart!

[@lizhoward9754]

Have you considered just stapling the skirt to the bottom of the chair instead of tearing it off? I saw another You Tuber staple the skirt and it looked very nice. Saves you the hassle of ripping up the skirt and there is no “line” that shows wear the skirt was.

[@hnycreek]

Not to mention, These vintage chairs are made to last! Chairs today are made of inferior wood, stapled etc. These vintage chairs are so much more comfortable too! So in reality, these chairs are a bargain!

[@elephantdoodoo]

Dang! Couldn’t even gift Nana a chair with ALL that profit?? 😂

[@trixie9777]

😂😂😂 I was thinking the same!

[@janiceschellenberg6223]

I have had a lot of success removing the cushion cover, washing it in the washer on gentle cycle in cold water. The secret is to put the cover back on wet. It's easy and cleans the cushion really well. Love your channel I watch it every week. Keep up the great content.

[@lizhoward9754]

Good tip about putting the covers back on wet

[@lilid3125]

@@lizhoward9754 Careful of mold- if it gets inside the chair that's what happens

[@TheSwissChalet]

@@lilid3125 yeah that would never work in the humid area where I live. It will still be wet days later.

[@chattykathie7129]

I do that works great

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I’ve done the same thing. I had some chairs and actually my dofa too. They zipped off. Washed them put them back on while still damp. I only do it in the summer months so it can sit them outside in the shade. That way the sun doesn’t lighten them. It’s usually too cold and snowy where I live.

[@donnabarre9723]

I’m sorry but I would have given her the chair.

[@LolliPop-xr5qq]

Why? A true friend supports your business & doesn’t expect any discount. :)

[@trixie9777]

I think the person means Nana.

[@lornaa1977]

You both are such an inspiration. I wanted to do this years ago but was shot down with my ideas. NOW i want to see if I can do this too!! (as a senior) for extra income. THANK YOU for being an inspiration! hugggs

[@LolliPop-xr5qq]

You can do it too. Don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t 😊

[@callahan1967]

You inspire me! We purchased a nearly two hundred year-old Home full of furniture. We have been blessed with two of these velvet beauties. I put one in the yard sale today, brought it home because it didn't sell. My sister said it's ugly and worth about $10. I'll be showing her this video tomorrow. You inspire me to get it flipped!

[@jackelbrash3444]

Make sure you finish yours off properly !

[@nevisscot7697]

How can you sell a chair to your grandmother and think its right???

[@virginiagalceran1809]

I know, she is so generous , she got 10 dls. From grandma 👵🏼 how 😊 nice

[@johnpinion8033]

"Sorry Nana, I have to make $10 off of you." 😂🤣😂

[@giseliapereira5914]

Your nana should have gotten it for free.

[@midcenturyflipper]

Nice flipping! I love this - I'm shooting a restoration video right now. A Mid-century bar cabinet. Stay tuned 🙂

[@marthamills1264]

Lauren, I love your channel .I have learned so much from you. The trim you’re talking about to cover up the discolored pieces is called cording trim you can make your own cording trim by buying the cording that like a plain piece of rope and then cutting your material some times on the bias keep up the good work.

[@debraviola9184]

Great job but I have to admit to being taken aback by the fact that you sold your grandma a chair she needed. That would never have crossed my mind to do that. Honestly that is disturbing to hear. I find this sad.

[@Dawn-tv1bk]

Of course I love the chairs and all the tips BUT I have to say great job on the additional fun effects and editing 😃

[@Hollybank5]

I enjoyed the video !! Production line work is such a good way to manage that much work. Good job ❤

[@teresa-kurtolander9579]

The trim above the skirt and along seams is called “piping” , I think.

[@prodigalthinker]

I absolutely love the FFT channel. I've learned a great deal just by watching your content. My wife and I are beginning our furniture upcycle adventure this weekend. We're so inspired by you all. Blessings.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

That is awesome! thanks for watching - glad you enjoy!

[@pamelas9]

My grandma reupholstered furniture my whole childhood and the part you left behind on the striped chair when you pulled the skirt is called welting. It is usually made from the fabric wrapped around a welt cord.

[@mariatorres8997]

🤷

[@donnalisinski1036]

You charged a FRIEND a charge for storage .😢

[@cocolu815]

The chairs are actually very cute as is lol..I liked all of them before and after..... People buy stuff at flea markets, thrift stores and goodwill for very cheap then re sell as is on line for a lot more.. So it's no different except you're actually making enhancements to the chair to be more appealing. Very Good.

[@valentinat3250]

Sorry to say I don’t really see the draw of velvet chairs. Maybe it’s a local taste? In any case, Lauren does an awesome job of rehabbing them and improving their appearance. Go green!!

[@rebeccalucy1]

Its called piping. Well thats what we call the trim in Australia.

[@makeuplover6852]

I do not think it can be stated enough that pictures are crucial to selling, and staging. I know Neiman is a very skilled photographer and you have great equipment but I think the latest and greetest phones have very decent cameras as well. Also I want to address a few repeat comments I have read in regards to why dont you finish the under sides of the chairs, why dont you turn the skirt under and tack vs rip off, and a few other types of these questions and comments. I am saying this as a retired retail executive with over 32 years in retail ...Lauren, you have done MANY things very well in growing your business over the last few years but none better than understanding your market. This is a KEY factor to a success retail business no matter where you are, what you are selling the KEY to success is, know your market and then cater to it. You have honed in on what sells and sells quickly in your market, you stick to what sells, you dont get "bored" of doing the same thing and decied well I think I will just change up what and how I am doing things because I am bored, this is the kiss of death. You are establishing a base customer, you now have repeat customers this is amazing!!! Can you expand your offering? Sure!! but not at the sake of the core customer you have developed over the course of runnng your business. Many companies very large fail at this, mostly due to too many chefs in the kitchen, if we are being honest. Keep honed in on your market, keep in touch with how fast things are selling, when your post something and you have immediate multiple responses your market can likely bear a slightly higher price next time. A simple but effective rule of thumb in business is "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush". This simply means, you are better off to take that first offer most of the time, unload whatver you have for sale vs waiting for a price that may never come. ( of course this doesnt mean accept lowbal offers). Keep up the great work, you two work well together, its awesome to see two young adults working hard to reach their dreams.

[@PipPop2]

Lauren, I think it looks better when you leave the piping on the bottom of the chairs. Especially when there is a bit of a color difference. It helps with the transition. Also, take the time to stable up the bottom material, it just makes it look finished. Great job! What search term to you use when you find these chairs. Do you do recliners?

[@kimeverhart6253]

I really liked those green corduroy chairs!! Super cute!! I also thought the leather chair was very attractive and thought that it could have brought a much bigger profit for you, especially if you had refinished the wood trim. It would make a great office/library chair!! Maybe next time!! Best wishes!! I hope you can keep finding those lovely old comfortable, sweet chairs!! 🥰

[@kathleenbrown6734]

I had thought that also and the frame stained dark black. she gave it away!

[@caibo666]

That was my favorite.

[@toritori5835]

I ❤ the leather, too! I would have got in a bidding war over it after seeing it for only $100! Beautiful job & the wood would have been easy to fix, too.

[@barkinatthemoon]

I'm wonder about the line on the bottom when the skirt is removed. How to hide it. I wouldnt pay for a chair with the visible line. Obviously it doesn't bother everyone.

[@miaschu8175]

I don't get it - the bottoms of the chairs look so tatty after the skirts have been ripped off. I wouldn't want something that looks so scruffy; I certainly wouldn't pay more than £50 for one in that condition! If it were me, I would either tuck the skirt under and staple it, or I'd add a trim to cover the mess. I also wouldn't charge my nanna anything!

[@NoseyNana]

I've seen these chairs painted with fabric paint, which is what I would have done had I purchased your nana's chair (and I'm probably her age too) or the one with the weird material. Loved, loved those green ones, it's amazing what a nice wash job can do hehe.

[@Andrea-64]

I can't believe people would pay that much. These chairs are free or cheap on fb market place and they're buying them from fb 🤔

[@icecastles1432]

~ ⚪💙Okay, I'm a weirdo but that aquamarine chair color looks beautifully with your skin tone ▫🔹💚

[@MariE-go7ol]

Not sure where you live but I just looked for these chairs without removing the skirts and people are selling for like $175! Great video! I will definitely try this if I can find any good deals.

[@trixie9777]

She’s in Omaha Nebraska.

[@anamariaokeefe3386]

Love those emerald green chairs.

[@456pickupstixs]

I'm confused in the first seconds. Anyone else?!! But just in my opinion I think with the missing skirt it looks a little rough around the bottom

[@chrissywinsorkennedy9483]

Love your videos!!!❤ You both work well together, and I enjoy watching how creative you are! Thank you!❤

[@di_from_north4460]

Wow! What a great undertaking! it's so wonderful seeing something being reused rather than going to the landfill.

[@helloitsme9808]

I cant believe people buy those things. Someone else had their butt in them for years and years.

[@kerrikolby6124]

You just let the exposed fabric hanging underneath the chair or am I not seeing that right?

[@wendycampbell5099]

My parents had two orange rockers with the material you haven't worked with. They had wood on them too....Early American purchased in either late 60s early 70s. I thought they were ugly but I rocked in them for hours. My mom ended up giving them to me but I sold them to a resale shop about 15 years ago. I am anxious to see what that one sells for. Great video. Thanks for giving us the numbers.

[@kimconley3782]

That does not look like real leather. Pleather maybe, but not leather. Love the chairs!

[@debbiegarcia6116]

Why don't you staple skirt under and cut off excess?

[@hinkle2earth]

Why take the skirts off? Now you can see the wood and mechanics under them?

[@ListPerfectlyYT]

I love that blue velvet chair! Such a pretty blue! Those velvet chair are also always super comfy too 🤩

[@barbarahaunhorst767]

Clever intro. Keep up the creativity.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks!

[@912kris]

Why would you charge a friend a storage fee if she have you the money for the chair?

[@robertlotus6536]

Nice looking chairs! I guess you avoid any with stains or excessive dirt. Have you ever encountered any bedbugs in a chair? What did you do?

[@3DoodlesKitchen]

I dig your editing! Very inspiring for us content creators!

[@dgdesignsbydenilka5954]

Why you don’t just stamp the skirt to the bottom of the chair?

[@char8272]

The trim is called piping.

[@beverlyherring6595]

What you are calling edge banding I have always called welting. Just sayin'

[@tabithapowell7326]

I never gave these kinds of chairs a second thought until seeing this video. They turned out beautifully and I love that you’re repurposing them. Who knew that just removing the skirt would make sure a dramatic difference! Thank you for sharing! I love your videos and how you break down how to do it and how much profit you make. And thank you also for linking the items you used down below!

[@kristind1110]

FFT I am so jealous of your Ryobi wall!! 😂

[@brendabarber]

I am in awe at how quickly you can make a nice profit 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@beverlyjackman2669]

I can’t believe the turn around ! That’s insane ! Omg so simple and easy ! I hope I find some chairs in the future to flip but I def need the cleaner machine first ! Wow I’m just in awe people are paying that for those old chairs !

[@charlottewilson4680]

This was so helpful. I have been thinking about getting one to do and sell.

[@jennifersmiles7603]

I have tried to flip chairs, no one in my town seems interesting. 😢

[@pambrown5401]

I would have bought the leather chair in a heartbeat!

[@jenniferbassett3001]

I'm not even a minute into this video and I just want to say kudos Lauren and Neiman for this really nifty intro!

[@elizabethboggs9058]

How do you address any stains on the material under the seat cushion. ? Love how you have refurbished these gems…

[@twigsnposies]

It’s called Piping. The one on the striped chair is double piping.

[@Adamsoutventures]

😂😂😂😂 you two are so funny! Love the content! Have learned so much and inspiring! Thanks 🤜🤛👍🖼💅

[@deemiles9484]

Love 💓 the leather chair and the light/medium green chair.

[@debbiebuchanan2574]

It is just amazing how much your profit is great work

[@MySilverSprings]

I've seen someone add fringe in place of the skirt. It covers the stapled area and adds a little ooh la la to these vintage beauties.

[@larrygizinski9378]

the chairs that did not sell look quite old

[@sandyhicks823]

It is called double welding

[@UmmAmilah]

Lol should’ve named your channel “on the flip side “ get it ..because.. yk 😅 okay😭🙄

[@trixie9777]

She does have another channel called on the flip side with Lauren & Neiman. Or something like that. It’s more personal videos about re-furnishing a house into an air bnb & going on trips. Fun to watch if you’re into that.

[@marymendez4178]

Beautiful chairs, I can't say which is my favorite. In my state, I dont see much of vintage furniture and that's what I love. I have 2 vintage lamps in my bedroom. You are so talented and I enjoy your channel because we learn from you.

[@carmenhuldavelezsantiagoi8929]

I always enjoy your Furniture Flipping Teacher grand ma Chars. I have seen all your lovely make over. God Bless. Hulda from Puerto Rico 🎉

[@hillbill6106]

Guaranteed if this was a dude, nobody would be hating. You all would be like, wow, so industrious and entrepreneurial, and oh he picked his baby up one time, what a wonderful father!!!! ( yes I know there’s no baby in this video, but I’m just making a point about the insanity of the sheer amount of patriarchal performance. Sheesh. Give the girl a break; it’s not like she’s coercing these people into buying them, in fact this video exposes it anyways, so it’s on the customer if they’re wanting to pay that much when they could just do it themselves. I mean yeah it’s some big bucks for like… cleaning them…., but mad respect, get yo money HBIC. And I’m glad Nana got the family discount 😊

[@sherideskins1966]

Truly, profit means ALL overhead is deducted like purchase, which you did, Cost of supplies, cost of gas, storage- maybe, time spent then=finally profit $. I do LOVE your flips and watching your channel. ❤ keep up the hard work.

[@30dayride67]

I think it's an unwritten law that you have to give your Nana a super special price! Family should maybe get a discount, but Nanas are extra special!

[@NoseyNana]

I'll agree with that statement, I'm also a great grandmother to 5 so far, maybe an even bigger discount?

[@Kai77-24]

Great tips and tricks what amazing results! I was I I was wondering What came of the Boho macrame Swivel chair Flip ? I just made a purchase that I am now regretting as I am a newb still The chair has a swivel A puffy cushion it is With an ottoman that Matches Wondering if I should tackle it with the macrame taking off the hardware if I am Able to? What you do anything different today On the flip side? Pun totally intended! Thank you.

[@kalliemj]

I'm trying to sell some large furniture. Do you have some advice on where to sell outside of FB marketplace? I'm not having much luck with FB

[@Anne-qf5ou]

Im binging your yt channel in order but wanted to skip ahead to ask: do you have concerns about bed bugs in the velvet chairs? Im in GA, so maybe bugs are a bigger concern in hot weather? But i found one of these chairs right away (pale green) but couldnt bring myself to buy it. I love your channel!!!

[@brunidog1545]

you charge your Nana?

[@MirandaMassoo-ks5nt]

These chairs are the absolute most comfortable chairs ever, especially for us who are on the short side😁

[@captainobvious8544]

I’m 17 and not experienced but curious as to how this would work with taxes because I know marketplace isn’t taxed but Ik that if your making this much with cash it needs to be taxed if you start doing this how would you go about that at 17. I’m not trying to go to jail for tax evasion basically😂

[@leeannelincoln3389]

I'd hate to think how much you would have charged for the chair that your friend bought if it wasn't a friend 😂. And I'd have given my grandmother the chair especially after all the profits you made.

[@joannaandujo2217]

All the chairs are nice and bring back memories of my younger years, where my mother and other family members had similar chairs in their homes. Great job and flipping these chairs 👍

[@uraniamelendez1351]

Thank you for sharing so many details. 🙌

[@lauratruthseekingWarrior]

I loved that aqua chair and the brown leather. The leather I could use in 3 different rooms! The aqua in 2 different rooms. Love that this is so darn easy! I need to buy the steam cleaner and a few of those stains, I have the needle nose pliars.

[@AimeeMarsh-m5y]

I had to abandon two lilac velvet vintage chairs with matching stools in mint condition when I moved and didn’t have space to take them. Still sad. Hopefully someone rescued them from my trash pile.

[@CarlaHowatt]

I couldn’t find the video that said how much you sold the 16 chairs for when you did your 100k video a couple years ago.

[@abbyiyer2011]

This video i wanted to see after i saw you thrift from the store. Thete are besutiful covers that are available in Temu for all.kinds of chairs and they dte darn cheap. I just bought some and feeling as if i have new furnitures at home. Just chanced into one of your videos and niw i am binge watching. Good Job ❤

[@annseabolt6645]

I wonder if the buyers follow you and see how much profit you make on the furniture you flip.

[@carolspencer9396]

The orange chair is most likely upholstered in a fabric of the 70s called hurcuelon.Not sure of the actual spelling.

[@raffinataonline]

Those bent-nose pliers are great. 👍

[@leeknott8687]

Double welting. You can make your own with fabric store cording and material.

[@irenelehlongoane4027]

I enjoyed Yr videos nice ideas to make a quick buck that ladder chair was the one I love most and u sold it next to nothing u doing a great job 👌🙌❤️

[@carolspencer9396]

You might run into some fake leather of the 70s called naugahide. Tough, artificial leather.