![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-stay-at-home-mum-furnished-90-of-my-house-for-free/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/stay.jpg&description=HOUSE ABOUT IT Published : 9:36, 12 Jul 2023 Updated : 9:37, 12 Jul 2023 A SAVVY stay-at-home mum has revealed how she furnished the majority of her new home for free. When Anya Brotnei moved to North Harrow from Wembley in June 2022, she was worried about how expensive it would be to furnish a new, unfurnished home . 10 Anya has revealed how she furnished the majority of her new home for free Credit: Anya Brotnei 10 The savvy mum has snapped up a rug and sofa for free Credit: Anya Brotnei With two small children, aged four and one, the 23-year-old didn't have much to spend on brand new furniture, which is typically very expensive. Anya had signed up to community-based platform Nextdoor when she lived in Wembley and a leaflet for the app came through her letterbox. Initially, she used it to monitor goings on in the neighbourhood but soon realised the For Sale and Free Section was a goldmine for high quality stuff - and believes she's since saved herself over £1,000. She initially found lots of stuff for her second baby including a pram, a Moses basket and a Chicco Next to Me basket plus loads of toys for her children. Speaking exclusively to Fabulous Digital, Anya said: 'I've found that the best deals are when people are moving out so want to get rid of their unwanted things quickly. "It's so convenient as everything is super close. "When I go to collect smaller items like cushions and baby items, people offer even more things as they just want to get rid of it.' 'It's cheaper for me to pay for a man with a van to collect larger pieces of furniture, like a chest of drawers or a dining table than it is to buy brand-new at the shop." Amongst her favourite finds include a free solid wooden table which fits eight people, rug and small children's wardrobe - all of which she got for free and in "fantastic condition." Other freebies include a toy, which was brand new from Ikea and retails at £95, and a football net which was "still in the box." She also nabbed a Next 2){kind=link}
A SAVVY stay-at-home mum has revealed how she furnished the majority of her new home for free.
When Anya Brotnei moved to North Harrow from Wembley in June 2022, she was worried about how expensive it would be to furnish a new, unfurnished home.
With two small children, aged four and one, the 23-year-old didn’t have much to spend on brand new furniture, which is typically very expensive.
Anya had signed up to community-based platform Nextdoor when she lived in Wembley and a leaflet for the app came through her letterbox.
Initially, she used it to monitor goings on in the neighbourhood but soon realised the For Sale and Free Section was a goldmine for high quality stuff – and believes she’s since saved herself over £1,000.