Furniture that already has a first life is the entire premise behind Remix Market, a resale storefront at 77 Selleck Street, Unit 7207, in Stamford, Connecticut. Rather than sourcing new stock from wholesalers, Remix Market fills its floor with rescued home furnishings and decor, an ever changing lineup of vintage pieces, estate finds, and gently used furniture that would otherwise be headed for a landfill or a dumpster. The shop’s inventory includes recognizable name brand pieces mixed in among the vintage and estate items, so the appeal spans both bargain hunters looking for a deal on a well made brand name sofa and shoppers drawn to one of a kind vintage character.
What makes Remix Market distinct from a typical consignment shop is the partnership behind its supply chain. The store works with The Junkluggers, a furniture and junk removal company, to intercept usable items during moves, downsizes, and estate cleanouts before they end up discarded, then brings those pieces into the shop to be resold. That rescue and resell pipeline is built around three ideas the company describes as rediscovering gently used home goods, reimagining what they can become, and repurposing them through a circular model that keeps furniture in use rather than in a landfill. For environmentally minded shoppers in Fairfield County, that story matters as much as the price tag, since every purchase is effectively a small act of diverting furniture waste.
The shop also builds a charitable component into its business model. A percentage of Remix Market’s sales supports Mikey’s Way Foundation, a local charity partner focused on helping children facing cancer and other life threatening illnesses. That means a furniture purchase at Remix Market does double duty, funding both the environmental mission of furniture reuse and a direct charitable cause tied to the local community, which is a distinguishing detail few resale shops can point to.
Located at 77 Selleck Street in Stamford, the store sits in a city that has become one of lower Fairfield County’s busiest commercial and residential hubs, with a downtown, waterfront, and rail corridor that draws both longtime Stamford residents and newer arrivals furnishing apartments and homes. Remix Market keeps generous hours to match that demand, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., a full seven day schedule that makes it easy to fit a stop in around a weekday commute or a weekend errand run. Shoppers can reach the store directly at 203-989-9655 to ask about current inventory before making the trip.
Because the floor changes constantly as new rescued furniture comes in, no two visits to Remix Market look the same, which turns furniture shopping into something closer to a treasure hunt than a routine errand. A shopper furnishing a first apartment might find a discounted name brand dresser one week and a mid-century side table with real vintage character the next. That unpredictability, paired with the store’s rescue-driven sourcing and its support for Mikey’s Way Foundation, gives Remix Market an identity built on sustainability and community impact rather than simple discount retail. Remix Market is a rescued furniture and home decor resale store in Stamford, Connecticut, that diverts usable items from landfills through a partnership with The Junkluggers while directing a share of sales to a local children’s charity.
