Where Furniture Had A Past Before You Gave It A Future: Inside Now & Then Resale Warehouse

LUTHERSBURG: There’s a certain feeling you get when you walk into a place like Now & Then Resale Warehouse — and it settles in almost immediately.

It’s not flashy. It’s not rushed. And it doesn’t feel like a showroom designed to funnel you toward something you’ll grow tired of or replace in five years. There’s no pressure, no bright polish meant to distract you from what you’re actually buying.

Instead, it feels familiar in a quiet, comforting way — like stepping back into a time when furniture was built to last, when drawers were meant to be opened thousands of times without complaint, and when a good piece already carried a history long before it ever reached your home.

That feeling doesn’t happen by accident.

Built On The Belief That Good Furniture Deserves A Second Life

Owned and operated by Leo and Courtney Federici, Now & Then Resale Warehouse is grounded in a simple, honest philosophy — one that feels increasingly rare:

“We strive to get you quality used real wood furniture and household items at amazing prices.”

And when they say real wood, they mean exactly that. Not particle board. Not thin veneers pretending to be something they aren’t. But solid, honest furniture — the kind that was built to be used, repaired, moved, and passed along rather than discarded.

As you walk through the warehouse, you can almost imagine the stories behind the pieces. Towering china cabinets that once held holiday dishes brought out only on special occasions. Sturdy dining tables that likely hosted decades of family meals, homework sessions, and late-night conversations. Dressers whose drawers still glide smoothly, not because they’re new, but because they were built the right way the first time.

A Place Where Browsing Is Half The Experience

This isn’t a store where everything looks the same or arrives in matching boxes with assembly instructions folded inside.

Now & Then Resale Warehouse is the kind of place where you wander slowly, almost instinctively. You pause without meaning to. You smile at something unexpectedly familiar. And more often than not, you hear yourself saying things like, “My grandparents had one just like this,” or “I haven’t seen one of these in years.”

The inventory changes often, but shoppers regularly come across:

Solid wood dressers and bedroom furniture
Dining tables and chairs — matched or charmingly mismatched
Hutches, buffets, and display cabinets
Coffee tables, side tables, and accent pieces
Lamps, mirrors, and practical household items

Some pieces feel elegant, others are simple and unassuming, and some are just sturdy and honest — but nearly all of them share the same quiet strength. They were built to outlast trends, not chase them.

Fair Prices, Without The Games

One of the most refreshing things about Now & Then Resale Warehouse is the pricing — straightforward, reasonable, and rooted in common sense.

Instead of paying premium prices for new furniture that’s lighter, weaker, and ultimately disposable, shoppers here can take home solid wood pieces at prices that actually feel fair. Whether you’re furnishing a first apartment, updating a long-loved family home, or simply replacing one worn-out piece with something better, the value is immediately clear.

It’s the kind of purchase that feels good — not just because of the price tag, but because you know what you’re buying will still be standing, opening, and serving its purpose years from now.

Worth The Drive — And Worth Returning For

Located in Luthersburg, just outside the DuBois area, the warehouse’s rural setting gives everything a little more room to breathe. Large pieces are displayed properly instead of being crammed together, and there’s time to look without feeling hurried or crowded.

And because the inventory is always changing, regular visitors know the unspoken rule:
If you see something you love, don’t assume it will be waiting for you next weekend.

That’s part of the charm — every visit feels a little different, and every find feels earned.