Furniture Calculator

Pricing used furniture depends on its original retail price, age, current condition, and brand value. A common rule of thumb is to subtract 20-30% off the original price for the first year, and an additional 5-10% for every year after that. Highly worn items will depreciate even faster.

The calculator considers the gap between its "bought condition" and its "current condition". If a furniture item was bought new but is now in poor condition, its value drops significantly more than an item that was bought in fair condition and maintained well.

No. Standard depreciation curves apply to mass-market and contemporary furniture. Antique, vintage, or highly sought-after designer pieces often hold their value or appreciate over time. For those items, it's best to consult a professional appraiser.