Founders Jacquie Denny and Brian Graves posted their first sale on EBTH.com in 2008. Today they are committed to developing the platform with integrity and passion. Photo Aaron Conway
BRINGING HOME EVERYTHING BUT THE HOUSE Where one-of-a-kind treasures find new lives, one auction at a time. Every home has a story, but perhaps more importantly, your home tells your story. Family heirlooms, your collections and treasures from travel, they all add up to something that is unique to you. From day one, when Jacquie Denny and Brian Graves founded Everything But The House (EBTH), a singular initiative has remained a constant north star: their passion for helping people and carrying on the legacy of their heirlooms. Today they have integrated this passion into a promise — an Uncommon Promise — that everything on the EBTH platform would be authenticated or validated, presented clearly and accurately, and handled with utmost care. It may seem obvious, but it’s important. Denny and Graves want to make sure that their clients know how much responsibility and care they hold for the items that enter their 66 slmag.net
warehouse doors. Every day they are interacting with homeowners, collectors, and dealers who choose EBTH because they trust that their items will be treated with respect and care. Beginning with their first live sale in 2008, their inspiration was to innovate the way people interacted with secondhand, vintage, and antique items. As a curated shopping destination, EBTH is the go-to source for creative home decorators, fearless DIYers, style mavens and collectors looking to bring personality and uniqueness into their daily lives. By giving items context — through thoughtfully researched descriptions and interactive content — shoppers are inspired to imagine how they can bring their own personality and style to the table in contemporary and trend-forward ways.
