About 615Flips
One maker, one workshop, one piece at a time — from Middle Tennessee.
The story
615Flips started the way most good things start — with one $50 nightstand from a curbside estate sale and a suspicion that it could look a lot better. It sold in three days. Then two more. Then a matching pair. Six years in, the workshop turns out refinished pieces every week for buyers across the Nashville area — from Cheatham and Robertson County right down into the city.
Every piece is finished by hand. That means real sanding when the top coat needs to come off, real prep before any paint touches wood, and hardware that either gets polished, patinated with Rub ‘n Buff, or fully swapped out. The name comes from the Nashville area code — the pieces move locally, and the makers here believe old wood deserves a second story.
What gets flipped
50
Nightstands
19
Chairs & benches
8
Dressers & sideboards
10
Tables & one-offs
Values
Rescue, not replace
Every flip keeps a solid-wood piece out of the landfill. Old furniture was built to last generations — it just needs someone willing to strip it, prep it, and finish it right.
Craft over shortcut
No “paint over the varnish and hope.” Real sanding, real primer, real top coat. That’s why customers come back for the second, third, and fourth piece.
Nashville-first
Sourced from local estate sales, thrifts, and Marketplace finds. Sold to people who’ll live with the pieces — usually somewhere within an hour of the workshop.