Wonderful experience and easy process. Everyone my husband and I interacted with was very…read moreprofessional and super friendly. Would highly recommend!

Never use this company . It's a scam They take your property…read moreto sell in auctions online and never pay you for it or return the property when asked The owner doesn't return calls or emails . EVER . Beware

I highly recommend Austin Furniture Upholstery. I needed six dining chairs reupholstered and when I…read moremet with José, he pulled out four books of fabric samples. I never felt rushed as I went through them. I chose a fabric and José confirmed they were in stock. Then he surprised me and asked if I wanted them by Thanksgiving. Score! The cushions were done in time for the holiday. The padding was replaced and the finished product was beautiful. I feel like the price was reasonable, especially given the quality of the work.

I just got a chair an ottoman recovered by Jose and his staff. Man, I am blown away! Both were old…read moreand different eras, but figured some retro tweed would look good and tie them together. I took the fabric with me and Jose told me it would work great. *He has fabrics he can order, but I chose to bring my own. Pricing was very fair, and they were finished faster than I estimated. Extremely pleased! Thanks guys!

Always fair pricing on auction items! Good service. My wood stencil Japanese art is lovelyread more

I stopped by their location to discuss placing some pieces with them. The individual with whom I…read morespoke gave me the impression that he had much better things to do than answer my questions. I will continue doing business with Heritage Auctions and Christie's Auction House, out of Dallas

After a close friend passed, we were in the uncomfortable position of getting his house ready for…read moresale- decluttering & prepping a 76 yr old's home of 43 yrs to be sold. He was a merchandiser for gift shops so there was a lot of samples collected over the years that had piled up. It was a lot to handle. Doing the estate sale would have been easier (for us) before the sale of the home but in this case by the advice of the realtor it would show/sell better with furniture and it did, successfully. Estate sale came after house was sold, I interviewed several companies. Some people I spoke with about our situation said it was all the same but I'm here to tell you - it is not. Ask questions during the consults but trust me Blue Moon - Sarah's team worked with us & brought the best value of service. I've done garage sales myself but this was on a massive scale. I needed a team that would tackle this project with respect and get the best outcome. Sarah & her team were amazing- So efficient, organized, detailed, attended to all our odd merchandise, very professional, and just did a fantastic job! My heart was so relieved that we had chosen the right people for our beloved friend's belongings. Thank you so much Sarah! X

My company buys from estate sales all through the years and from every estate sale company out…read morethere. We have had many dealings with Alex the owner. Let me tell you she and her associates have always treated me in a fair, friendly and professional manner. She has the high quality standard that I prefer to deal with in my business transactions. She's been knowledgeable about the products I've inquired about and, when she didn't' know the answer she seemed to know just who to call to get an honest answer. I've attended sales from Austin to a new one in San Marcos and New Braunfels and it's always the same experience.I highly recommend her and Blue Moon whether you're buying or need to sell the contents of a house. Michael Carter

Every 1st Saturday of the month, Waddle Auctioneers brings this Public Car Auction to you!…read more Vehicles specially selected for their merit and dependability, usually only available to dealers! Amazing prices and quality not normally offered to the public!! Preview 1st Fridays from 8am - 7pm Live Auction 1st Saturdays from 10am - 2pm (Lot opens at 9am)

From the owner: We offer online multi-estate auctions! Waddle Auctioneers is a trusted auction company proudly…read moreserving Lago Vista, Texas, and surrounding Central Texas communities. We specialize in estate, farm, real estate, and personal property auctions, offering a seamless experience for both buyers and sellers. With decades of industry expertise, our team combines traditional auction methods with modern digital tools to deliver transparent, efficient, and profitable results. Whether you're downsizing, settling an estate, or liquidating assets, Waddle Auctioneers provides personalized service and expert guidance every step of the way. We understand the local market and tailor each auction to meet the unique needs of our clients. Our commitment to integrity, professionalism, and customer satisfaction sets us apart in the auction industry. We host both live and online auctions, making it easy for bidders to participate from anywhere. From antiques and collectibles to heavy equipment and real estate.

Amazing paper exhibit! We got to see an ordinal Gutenberg press and bible. We learned about the…read moreearly days of book printing and binding. To think that you'd buy a book as a stack of papers, and select an artist binder. The samples were like jewelry. Learning about how playwrights work with directors to try and recreate what's in their imagination was fascinating.

The Renner Project sells the highest-end vintage furnishings in town -- but you'll pay dearly for…read morethe privilege of purchasing anything there. (They also sell their pieces on 1stdibs.com, by far the highest-end online marketplace for vintage - featuring the collective pieces of hundreds of vintage shops in the U.S. alone - which is typically a sign that a store sells goods priced at the point of "if you have to ask...") This isn't the place to go if you're looking for something along the lines of mid-century Eames pieces; their focus is decidedly more eclectic, and by no means limited to mid-century. For the most part it's not even on the work of American designers: most of the "names" you'll see here are largely obscure outside of interior-designer or extreme design-geek circles (I fall into the latter category) and for the most part hail from Europe, along with a bit of Brazilian design. By "eclectic" I also mean extending beyond "vintage" into traditional-antique territory. To cite some examples: at present they have a '60s-era Brutalist sideboard from Belgium alongside a decidedly more classic Biedermeier cabinet from early 19th-century Germany. They also have a decidedly '70s-looking Lucite-and-steel desk, as well as a 19th-century oval dining table from France. While I appreciate the store's considerable diversity of pieces both from various eras as well as various countries, I'm giving it three stars for its price tags, which in many cases are at batsh*t-crazy levels -- most of all for works by unattributed designers. As a longtime collector, I'm broadly familiar with what pieces for most post-1930 periods and styles sell for, and in recent years I've purchased effectively identical works for literally 1/10th the prices seen here. To again cite some real-life comparisons: at present they have a completely nondescript teak dining table -- which I mean both figuratively and literally; the table has no description other than the variety of wood employed (and no mention of era, designer or country of origin) -- for $3,500 that one can find at auction for around $500 (if not less), along with a recently sold ash-burl console table for $3,880. I own a nearly identical one attributable to a well-known designer, Milo Baughman, that I purchased (also at auction) for $600. (In the vintage world, buying at auction is the rough equivalent of purchasing at wholesale prices, at least for mid-tier work bought at auction houses other than the likes of Wright and Rago, the two biggest U.S. specialists in 20th-century design. The best deals can typically be found at auction houses more off the beaten path.) Finally, the most ludicrously overpriced item currently available is an entirely ordinary Chesterfield sofa available for $8,900 (!!). A while back I bought one of similar age and condition for $1,000. (To be fair, I'm more adept than most at knowing where to source quality vintage furnishings at inexpensive prices, but still. Also, given that the majority of the pieces listed on their website have been sold, clearly they do ample business with interior designers for whom budget considerations are presumably minimal or nonexistent.) Curiously, this is one of the few vintage stores I can recall seeing where the pieces that *are* attributable to well-known designers are for the most part relatively reasonably priced, at least if you're buying at retail. A '60s-era Harvey Probber cabinet can be had for $2,400, and a mint-condition George Nelson chest and slatted bench combo is priced at $3,100. Again, one can find both at auction for less, but more like 30%-50% less versus 90%. In any event, The Renner Project is at the very least a great place to engage in some browsing of upscale modern vintage that you're very unlikely to encounter anywhere else in Austin.

The selection was cool and some good gems. My problem was with the staff. They instruct you to pull…read morea tag from an item if you want it. So we did and they still sold it to someone else while we were still shopping. If they have a tag system that the customer is expected to follow then the staff needs to also be aware of it.

It's a warehouse sectioned off into clothing, chairs and furniture, housewares(including garden…read moreitems), computer monitors, cords, books and magazines, and auction items. Since there are always getting new items there is a constant supply of new items. Some of the chairs were $1 and some were $20. Hard cover books are $1 while paperbacks are .50 cents. It's worth checking out as well as the online auctions. The online auctions have golf carts to trucks.

For those who seem to be monitoring when and how often I post reviews...please note that I'm still…read moreworking through a pile of drafts that I have. I post at my own pace. K, thanks. Anyway, I love Room Service and have been coming here for years. Long before I relocated to Austin from the East Coast. It's part of my North Loop Jaunt where I hit up all my fave places in the neighborhood every few months or so. Prior to relocating, I'd visit Austin twice a year and always made time to stop in. This is one of the most inspiring and well laid out vintage stores ever. You can just get lost for hours. So many ideas for home decor and styling. They've always got a grand selection of MCM (Mid-Century Modern) furniture and accessories. My house is 99% MCM. They've really just got the best collection of everything. Trinkets, knickknacks, patches, light fixtures, dishes, mirrors, art, clothing, records, jewelry...you get my drift. Service is so super friendly and welcoming. I am particularly fond of the pro-trans sign in the entrance window!! Everything they carry is in very good to pristine condition and pricing is reflective. With that said, the prices are extremely fair. I can't recommend Room Service enough. Support local. Support small business. Sustainability. Be creative.

This is a great store with a bunch of furniture, artwork, clothing, lighting, etc. I was shocked at…read morehow large it is and they restock every day.