Key Takeaways
- ReVive accepts smaller everyday and seasonal decor items — think decorative objects, vases, faux florals, trays, small art, and candle holders — in good to new condition, from smoke-free, pet-hair-free homes.
- Decor partners receive 60% of the net final selling price as a Third & Main store gift card, less a $9.99 fee if you use the prepaid shipping label.
- Items are listed for 120 days if they're an everyday piece, or 90 days if seasonal; if something hasn't sold, the price gets adjusted to help it move.
- Large furniture, items needing repair, large art, and pre-loved throw blankets aren't accepted — ReVive is built around smaller decor accents, not big pieces.
- Payouts are issued monthly, and unsold items at the end of the consignment period can either be shipped back to you or donated.
Quick Answer: ReVive is Third & Main's consignment program for home decor and faux florals. Send in items you no longer need — decorative objects, vases, trays, faux florals, small art, candle holders, and similar accents in good to new condition — and once they sell, you receive 60% of the net selling price as a Third & Main store gift card. It's a straightforward way to give decor you're done with a second life, without listing, photographing, or managing the sale yourself.
ReVive is Third & Main's curated upcycle service — a consignment program built specifically for home decor and faux florals. If you have pieces sitting in a closet or a spare room that you're just not using anymore, ReVive gives them a second life instead of a landfill or an untouched shelf, and gives you a share of the sale in return.
It's not a general resale marketplace where you list your own items and manage buyer messages yourself. Third & Main handles the pricing, listing, and selling — you just send the pieces in.
What ReVive Accepts
ReVive is built for smaller everyday and seasonal decor — not large furniture or anything that needs work before it can be sold. Items that are typically accepted include:
- Decorative objects and accent pieces
- Vases
- Faux florals — single stems, bundles, or finished arrangements
- Trays
- Small art pieces
- Candle holders
Accepted items should be in good to new condition, seasonally appropriate (a fall piece won't be accepted for spring), clean, odor-free, and coming from a smoke-free, pet-hair-free home. Items don't need to be from Third & Main originally — the focus is on the item itself, not where it was purchased.
What ReVive Doesn't Accept
A few categories are outside what ReVive can take:
- Items that need repairs
- Large furniture pieces
- Large pieces of art
- Pre-loved throw blankets
- Items from certain brands
If you're not sure whether something qualifies, email revive@mythirdandmain.com with photos, and the team can help you decide before you ship anything.
How Sending in Items Works
You can ship as many boxes as you'd like at your own shipping expense, or use ReVive's prepaid label to send a box up to 18x12x12 inches, with a $9.99 fee deducted from your final payout if the item sells. Pack items carefully — ReVive documents the unboxing of every incoming package on video, and while they'll let you know if something arrives damaged, they aren't able to take responsibility for damage that happens in transit.
Once your items are received, ReVive reviews and approves them before listing. If an item isn't accepted, it's donated rather than shipped back automatically — so it's worth double-checking on questionable items beforehand.
How Pricing and Payouts Work
ReVive prices items using a combination of current market trends and the team's own experience — you don't set the price yourself. If an item hasn't sold within four weeks, the price gets adjusted to help it move.
When an item sells, decor partners receive 60% of the net selling price, minus the $9.99 shipping fee if the prepaid label was used. Payouts are issued as a Third & Main store gift card, processed monthly, typically by the end of the month following the sale.
What Happens If Something Doesn't Sell
Everyday decor items are listed for 120 days; seasonal items are listed for 90 days. If an item doesn't sell within that window, you can choose to have it shipped back to you at your own expense, or ReVive will donate it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does ReVive pay for consigned home decor?
Decor partners receive 60% of the net final selling price of each item, paid out as a Third & Main store gift card. If the prepaid shipping label was used to send the item in, a $9.99 fee is deducted from that payout.
What items does ReVive accept for consignment?
Smaller everyday and seasonal decor in good to new condition — decorative objects, vases, faux florals, trays, small art, and candle holders. Items should be clean, odor-free, seasonally appropriate, and from a smoke-free, pet-hair-free home.
What items does ReVive NOT accept?
Items needing repair, large furniture, large art pieces, pre-loved throw blankets, and certain brands aren't accepted. Email revive@mythirdandmain.com with photos if you're unsure whether something qualifies.
How long does it take for consigned items to sell?
Everyday decor items stay listed for 120 days, and seasonal items for 90 days. If something hasn't sold within four weeks, the price is adjusted to help it move faster.
What happens if my item doesn't sell?
You can have it shipped back to you at your own expense, or ReVive will donate it. This applies once the 120-day (everyday) or 90-day (seasonal) consignment period ends.
How do I get paid for items that sell?
Payouts are issued as a Third & Main store gift card, processed monthly, typically by the end of the month following the sale. There are no manual checks.
Do items have to be originally purchased from Third & Main?
No — ReVive accepts qualifying decor regardless of where it was originally purchased, as long as it meets the condition and category guidelines.