Feather (YC S17) — Furniture rental for consumers and businesses
Feather is redefining furniture rental for city living and helping people feel at home no matter where they live or how long they plan on staying. By giving people smarter options, Feather is able to keep more furniture in homes and out of landfills.
Feather is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2017 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Furniture rental for consumers and businesses. The founder listed is Jay Reno (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 26, 2017).
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Feather is redefining furniture rental for city living and helping people feel at home no matter where they live or how long they plan on staying. By giving people smarter options, Feather is able to keep more furniture in homes and out of landfills.
Monthly furniture payments can go toward ownership or you can simply return the furniture you no longer need. Those items endure our extensive refurbishment process before they are sent to live in their next home. Our reverse logistics platform allows our customers to swap and add new furniture at any time, helping limit furniture waste.
Jay Reno
Founder/CEO
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One of 124 companies held here in Consumer › Home and Personal.
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