Four Hands Home is one of those places that consistently delivers when you're looking for something…read morebeyond the ordinary. The selection is impressive--modern, unique, and thoughtfully curated without feeling overwhelming. What really stands out is the team. The staff is knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely helpful without being pushy, which makes the entire experience feel elevated and easy. I've found pieces here that not only look great but actually hold up over time--solid, well-made furniture that feels worth the investment. It's the kind of place where you can walk in just browsing and leave with something you didn't even know you needed. If you're in Austin and want distinctive, high-quality pieces that last, this is absolutely a spot to check out.

Four Hands Outlet is right next door to my gym. I have passed by this furniture store a thousands…read moretimes and never ventured in. At least a couple of times throughout the year this furniture store has a tent sale. I may glance into the tent if the furniture is clear visible. In full transparency, I did not know what the durability or longevity of furniture would be purchased at outlet. For clothing at an outlet, the hem could be off, button missing or another small imperfection. One would expect furniture to be durable and long lasting. Four Hands Outlet carries medium grade furniture. It appears to be foundational type furniture. There were a number of tables, chairs and sofa to peruse in the store. I will likely pop by when the tent is fully stocked. It is important to note that Four Hands Outlet has earned a number of Yelp awards. The sales representative shared her knowledge of what was going to be included in the sale, although her knowledge was limited. The furniture ranges from low to medium price range.

Great vibe on a Friday night. Jules has put together an eclectic venue that is a great design store…read moreduring the day and then transforms to a club scene. Live music from Brian Andrew Lee is amazing. He has great guitar skills and rich, full vocals. A must try spot in Lakeway.

Absolute stunning bar and the interior is very Feng Shui. Love this place and Kelly is an amazing…read morebartender, not to mention how kind she was to us during closing. Can't recommend this place enough!

N DM CY Cool antique vintage thrift store vibes. Lots to…read moredig through. Something for everyone. Definitely have to check it out. Pop art stuff mixed with thrift. You can find real gems. Only 300ft from Uncommon Objects.

This place is great for antique/vintage collectibles - their prices are awesome and you can…read moredefinitely find a deal here! They have furniture and smaller antique/vintage items, trinkets, jewelry, toys ... stop in and find something amazing!

I've been coming to Shangri-la for the past twenty years, since it was at its previous location. I…read morehave always loved it's east Austin vibe. Recently, they opened a secret bar in the back. While I understand such bars are becoming trendy in Austin, this one is worth visiting. $15 drinks, first off. And high concept. Not your smoke or gelatin ball level but def up there. And it matches the vibe of Shangri la. Chill, cozy, and it feels like Austin.

This place is full of really unique and interesting pieces of furniture and decor. Things are on…read morethe high end for prices but it's a fun walk around the store just looking at all the cool things. The store is 3 stories tall but thankfully there is an elevator. Parking is a bit scarce. It's a fun distraction before or after visiting the Oasis up the road.

Sugarboo & Co is a cool, unique and eclectic store with everything imaginable. When I was walking…read moreby I saw that they were selling Dubai chocolates. When I inquired more specifically, I learned that those were not "the Dubai chocolates." I appreciate the sales associate's honesty. They have a plethora of wall hangings. It is quite impressive the sayings they have on some of their wall hangings. If you are looking for some unique hearts for Valentine's day, Sugarboo is your go to place. The staff is southern hospitality friendly. They welcome any questions and if you are looking for something specifically, they will let you know exactly where it is in the store. This store is very affordable. Importantly, it has unique items that you will not find in every store you frequent.

Sugarboo & Co is the cutest store in Austin, Texas! They sell clever and fun items to enhance your…read morehome's vibe. From pillows to placemats to notepads to candles to sweaters and shirts and comforters and pet items. Oh my! This store has so many fun products that are great gift giving ideas at reasonable prices. I visited from California on a work trip and super bummed I didn't bring a bigger suitcase because I would've bought so many gifts to give. I believe this store is female owned, and have store locations throughout the south. Their staff is sweet and accommodating, and every gift comes with a beautiful gift wrapping that's complementary. They have plenty of parking as they are part of a mall and there is tons of parking stalls. Can't wait to come back and visit this store on my next work trip. It will definitely be on my list of things to do when I visit Austin, Texas and in the mood for shopping.

Truly magical place where you can find so many things you didn't know you needed…read more Can you image? I found some matching urns for my bf and I, yay! But did not hear enough of "omg this is so cute!"

Read the labels careful. See photos below. One Cookie cutter set contains lead, cadmium and other…read morecarcinogenics. I was going to use them to bake Christmas cookies, damn! Found a stainless steel set instead.

I exchanged something and they put funds on a gift card. This was no big deal bc I was just…read moreswapping lampshade sizes so happy to just grab what I need and swap out. After standing in line to do the exchange, locating the shade and standing in line again to check out, I wasn't able to use the gift card without a manager keying it in. This seems rather archaic but... whatever. So we paged the manager, waited some more, she keyed it in and it showed $0. The cashier said "that's not possible, I did the exchange myself just a few mins ago?" The manager then proceeds to say it takes 5 mins for funds to load. I point out on the receipt that it was 18 mins ago (lots of waiting in line) and now it "takes 30 mins for gift cards to load". I couldn't stand around another 12 mins hoping it would load as I had already left my family waiting in the car for an eternity. So now I have to go back and do this whole thing again just bc their system is flawed. It's a ridiculous waste of time

My husband and I returned to At Home to purchase some Christmas decorations. They have a wide…read morevariety to choose from. They have many indoor and outdoor Christmas decorations. We picked out a pre lit Christmas tree, two containers of shatter proof ornaments, and a star for our tree. When going through the checkout there were several people working. We waited for the next available cashier. It was a really short wait probably less than five minutes. The cashier was friendly. We paid and we're on our way. We set up our Christmas tree after our Thanksgiving Dinner. My husband removed the tree from the box piece by piece. He spread out the tree limbs so that it would look more full. Once all of the ornaments and the star were put on the tree it looked really good. I recommend going there to check out the holiday decorations as there is a wide variety of items to choose from.

The garden is super cute. They have a good selection of…read morepastries and drinks. The home shop is very aesthetically pleasing

This little gem of a bakery exceeded every expectation I had. Beautiful, delicate interior design,…read morea sweet patio where you can relax with a coffee and a pastry, the whole vibe is calm and cozy, which I appreciated so much. Now, the real star: the gluten-free baked goods. We tried four different things, cookies included, and honestly? I was stunned. The flavor, the softness, the balance, nothing felt like a "gluten-free compromise." It tasted like the real deal, maybe even better. Not overly sweet, not dry, not crumbly, just genuinely delicious pastries that happen to be gluten-free. I don't know what magic they're working in that kitchen, but this is easily the best gluten-free bakery I've come across. A must-visit, no question.