Where to sell handmade furniture

Where to sell handmade furniture

Where to sell handmade furniture can feel like a puzzle—so here’s exactly where you’ll find buyers who love your work and pay what it’s worth.

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Quick comparison of top marketplaces

PlaceFeesBest for
Craft showsBooth rentOne-day cash sales, instant feedback
Etsy6.5 % + listingSmaller décor, fast shipping
Facebook MarketplaceFreeQuick pickup, low-price items
eBay13 %Auction-style sales
Asherfield15 % early-bird sellersMid- to high-ticket furniture

Tip: Mix one local (craft show) and one online (Asherfield) channel for wider reach.


Craft shows: sell face-to-face

  • Pay for a weekend booth, set up eye-catching displays.
  • Bring small add-ons—coasters, cutting boards—to boost average order value.
  • Use the show to collect emails for future launches.

Need product ideas? See Woodworking projects that sell for quick-moving items.


Online giants: Etsy and eBay

  • Etsy loves custom, rustic, and reclaimed pieces.
  • eBay works for vintage-style items or one-of-a-kind prototypes.
  • Ship flat-pack when possible to cut costs.

Plan your packaging early—our Best software for furniture design article shows how to model knock-down joints.

Etsy loves custom, rustic, and reclaimed pieces. For in-depth guidance on listing, shipping, and marketing your pieces, check out Etsy’s official guide to selling furniture on Etsy.


Local pickup: Facebook Marketplace

  • Zero listing fee, but haggling is common.
  • Meet in public places or ask buyers to bring help for heavy lifts.
  • Cash or peer-to-peer apps (Venmo, Cash App) close the deal.

Why sellers choose Asherfield

PerkWhat it means
Keep up to 85 %One of the highest payouts in furniture resale
Pre-qualified buyersAudience already looking for solid-wood pieces
Safe paymentsStripe handles the money, you ship or schedule pickup
Free listing toolsUpload photos, set price, publish in minutes

Makers who started with DIY sites report 2× higher average sale price after switching to Asherfield.


Fast listing checklist

  1. Take four bright photos (front, side, detail, in-room).
  2. Measure every dimension—height, width, depth.
  3. Describe wood species and finish.
  4. Set a fair price (3× material cost is a good start).
  5. Publish on Asherfield and share the link with your followers.

Wrap-up

Now you know where to sell handmade furniture—choose the spot (or spots) that fit your goals. Want a trusted, wood-focused crowd without the heavy fees? List your next piece on Asherfield and enjoy quick posting, safe payments, and a community that values true craftsmanship. Build, list, earn.