New Orleans ReStore News and Events

Film Sets Hit the ReStore Salesfloor

Ever wonder what happens to the sets of a movie after it has wrapped? Many production companies look for a quick and effficient way to get rid of all the materials and furnishings they have used. Many set designers and film wrap teamsters have discovered the ReStore as the perfect place to recycle unneeded materials when they strike a set. Instead of throwing away their useful but unneeded items, they donate them to the store, making their whole project a more socially and environmentally responsible... Read More »

Singer Kitchens Supports Habitat's Restore

Singer Kitchens has made an unprecedented donation to New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity’s (NOAHH) Restore consisting of over 100 top-of-the-line cabinets. These cabinets are now on sale at the ReStore located in the Marigny at 2830 Royal Street. All proceeds from the sale of merchandise at the ReStore goes to support New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity’s mission to build homes for low-income families. The donation includes base cabinets, wall cabinets, tall pantry cabinets... Read More »

Improve a Room with New BiFold Doors

New Orleans Habitat's ReStore has a large selection of bi-fold doors in stock. These doors have never been hung and are available for immediate purchase. With Spring cleaning around the corner, improve a bedroom and hang your own bi-fold doors. Check out this YouTube video with tips on hanging bi-fold doors. Read More »

Ways to Recycle, Rebuild and Renew New Orleans

The New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore preserves our past by accepting and re-circulating architectural salvage and furniture; it preserves our future by keeping useable building materials out of the waste stream and out of city landfills. We accept new and used building materials, furniture, and appliances donated by the New Orleans community to support the efforts of the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity in our work to build new, affordable homes and eliminate poverty housing in... Read More »