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How a thrifty couple filled their home with 99% secondhand goods

Summary by The Seattle Times
Except for a few family heirlooms and some small dressers from IKEA and West Elm, nearly everything in Tess van Hulsen's and Andrew Chait's condo is thrifted.

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How a thrifty couple filled their home with 99% secondhand goods

Except for a few family heirlooms and some small dressers from IKEA and West Elm, nearly everything in Tess van Hulsen's and Andrew Chait's condo is thrifted.

·Seattle, United States
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The Seattle Times broke the news in Seattle, United States on Thursday, February 5, 2026.
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