What "Scratch & Dent" Actually Means Here
Every scratch & dent piece on our floor came through DMP Furniture, our family's designer furniture showroom. These are the same brands, the same construction, the same fabrics. They picked up a mark somewhere along the way, a shipping scuff, a dinged corner, a scratch from the showroom floor, and that mark is exactly why the price tag looks the way it does.
We don't hide anything. Every flaw is visible. Walk around the piece. Sit on it. Open every drawer. What you see is what you get, and what you get is designer furniture at 40–70% off retail. If you're weighing the math, we broke it down in our honest take on whether scratch and dent furniture is actually worth it.
What Kind of Damage Are We Talking About?
Honestly? Most of it you'd have to hunt for. Typical examples from our floor:
- A scratch on the back panel of a dresser that faces the wall
- A small dent on the underside of a dining table
- A scuffed leg on a sofa that a $12 slipcover, or a rug, makes irrelevant
- Fabric with a pulled thread on one cushion (cushions flip)
Occasionally a piece has more visible wear, and the price drops accordingly. The bigger the flaw, the bigger the discount. You decide what you can live with.
Occasionally a piece has more visible wear, and the price drops accordingly. The bigger the flaw, the bigger the discount. You decide what you can live with.
Plan a trip Friday or Saturday, our hours, directions, and drive times are all on the visit page.
How to Shop Scratch & Dent Like a Pro
01
Come Friday morning
The cleanest pieces with the smallest flaws go first. Regulars know this.
02
Inspect everything
We encourage it. There are no surprises after you buy, everything is sold as-is.
03
Bring a truck
Take it home the same day and skip the delivery fee, or ask about local delivery. Whichever works for you.