Mod Mom Furniture Shark Tank Update

Modern mid-century style kids toy boxes and furniture handmade in the USA

Fell ThroughNow:OperatingHome & LifestyleSeason 2, Episode 3Flagstaff, AZby Kiersten HathcockWebsite

What Happened to Mod Mom Furniture After Shark Tank

Is Mod Mom Furniture still in business? Yes — still in business.

Deal Fell Through

Deal with Robert Herjavec fell through; angel investor provided better deal later

  • Deal with Robert Herjavec for $90K/33% on Season 2 (deal fell through)
  • Modern mid-century style kids furniture and toy boxes, handmade in USA
  • Secured angel investment and licensing deals with Stanley Furniture and Little Colorado
  • Launched Frank Lloyd Wright kids furniture line in 2020
  • Reached ~$2M annual revenue as of 2022

Last verified Apr 4, 2026.

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The Mod Mom Furniture Shark Tank Pitch

Kiersten Hathcock of Flagstaff, AZ pitched Mod Mom Furniture on Shark Tank Season 2, Episode 3, which aired Friday, April 1, 2011, asking for $90,000 for 25% of the company — a $360,000 valuation.

Robert Herjavec agreed to invest $90,000 for 33% equity, valuing the company at $272,727, plus a royalty per unit. The deal fell through after the show. Deal with Robert Herjavec fell through; angel investor provided better deal later.

Watch the Pitch

Pitch Details

Aired
S2E3Apr 1, 2011
Ask
$90,000for 25%
Ask Valuation
$360,000

Deal Terms

Terms agreed on air. The deal did not close.

Amount
$90,000
Equity
33%
Valuation
$272,727
Royalty
yes per_unit
Robert HerjavecRobert Herjavec