Ikea is known for getting economically-priced furniture into homes. Now the retailer is trying to get furniture out of homes.

In an effort the be more sustainable the furniture giant is also expanding its Buy Back & Resell program.

Like Coca-Cola or Honda, Ikea is ubiquitous. Even if you haven’t personally traversed the labyrinthine halls of one of its stores or scarfed down a plate of its meatballs (now with 84 percent meat ...

Tired of your old IKEA furniture and looking for something new? The Swedish company will buy back your old IKEA furniture if it's in good condition and eligible for reselling.

IKEA is launching a partnership that could bring its products closer to your home. Find out how this could simplify your ...

The furniture retailer launched a “Buy Back & Resell” plan to buy customers’ gently used Ikea decór, like coffee tables, wardrobes and chairs. Ikea will give store credit and resell the ...

The Swedish company is piloting its Buy Back & Resell program at a store in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. It wants to roll it out across the US.

People tired of their flat pack IKEA dressers, drawers, cabinets and tables will now be able to sell them back to the furniture retailer for resale in its stores as secondhand. The world’s ...

Customers selling back furniture will receive an Ikea refund card, with no expiration date, the news release said. The condition of the item sold back to Ikea will determine the value.

IKEA Will Launch a Buy-Back and Resell Program in November: Customers will receive a voucher for up to 50 percent of their furniture's original price in exchange.