If you’ve been wanting to update your home decor, IKEA’s new Buy Back and Resell program may make it a little easier.

The Swedish retailer is willing to buy your old IKEA furniture so you can put it toward something new, while also assisting in moving toward a more sustainable lifestyle.

To get the ball rolling on your store credit, fill out a form on its website, where you’ll then receive an emailed quote. Then, bring your fully assembled furniture to a participating IKEA store along with a copy of your quote and buyback number. A store employee will then give you a final price. You’ll get store credit and your furniture gets a second lease on life in the As-Is department.

Some items — like non-IKEA products, outdoor products and mattresses — are not currently eligible for participation in the buy-back program.

The program is available at participating locations, including Atlanta. For more information visit Ikea’s website.

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