Reliving x TICA: buying second-hand design items

As a European procurement partner for independent interior and lifestyle professionals, TICA is known for bringing together supply and demand in an inspiring way. At a time when sustainability is becoming increasingly important, TICA is joining forces with Reliving; a fast-growing marketplace for design classics, vintage items and second-hand interior items. Shop your unique finds in the Reliving x TICA experience and take them with you immediately!

Shop second-hand design classics

Reliving x TICA experience

Reliving, the platform for reloved furniture, has the mission to raise awareness about waste streams and extend the lifespan of furniture pieces. This mission fits in seamlessly with the values of TICA, which as a procurement partner not only strives for a distinctive offering, but also for a more sustainable future for the retail sector. On the top floor in Aalsmeer, where our TICA Projects are located, TICA presents the Reliving x TICA experience. This is a unique mix of specially selected vintage furniture pieces, design classics combined with second-hand interior items. Will we see you soon in the Reliving x TICA experience?

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Wide range of design brands

In the Reliving x TICA experience, you will find a wide range of design furniture, such as the well-known TOGO by Ligne Roset, Artimide lighting, vintage teak Scandinavian design, Gispen chairs, Vitra furniture as well as the Artifort M Chair. Be surprised not only by the unique design offer, but also by the unique vintage and second-hand furniture. Every item is unique, so drop by soon before your favourite item is gone.

Shop second-hand design classics

Sustainable success

All in all, the cooperation between TICA and Reliving offers not only a wider and changing range for interior design professionals, but also a concrete step towards a more sustainable future in the interior design industry. With an emphasis on reuse and awareness of waste streams, both parties show that commercial success and sustainability can go hand in hand.