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.

even if you aren't looking for furniture or accent pieces, you need to stop by this store at least…read moreonce. I'm not prolific at reviews, but this store has everything from outrageous to traditional to funky/retro. seems like every time I stop by just to browse (after lunch at top notch next door) I end up finding something to add to my home. I bought two pieces of art (wall hangings) that are truly one of a kind finds. but all of that aside, I find the staff over the top knowledgeable and TRUELY helpful. Ricky the "rock star" helped me today. I was skittish on buying two large pictures for fear they wouldn't fit in my car. with his help and some cardboard, I was able and excited to get my purchase home. I appreciate that the whole staff here are the best ever as far as assistance. if I am able to upload pictures of my purchase, you'll understand why I like shopping this place.

I discovered Austin's Furniture Depot after my visit to Upscale Cheapskate. This local furniture…read morestore has a Keep Austin Weird vibe. In fact, all their Austin signs and Keep Austin Weird signs were a draw to venture into the store. Austin's Furniture depot is located on Burnet Road and offers a unique mix of new furniture, statement pieces, and items from local artists. This is not your typical furniture store. Surprisingly, the Austin signs are quite affordable. I asked Shawn one of the store managers, what do folks do with all these signs. He responded by saying the put them in their homes and businesses. One of the eye-catching items in the addition to the signage, are the abstract and unusual artwork covered in shiny glass. I love abstract anything, therefore, I was very intrigued. They also had some individuals featured in the pictures with bold and colorful features. Shawn was friendly, knowledgeable, and very pleasant. He asked what I was looking for and took time to point out some potential selections. It was an overall very engaging and pleasant visit. Will definitely drop in again...

Decent couches, terrible salesmen. We were sold a decent couch however our entire experience is…read morespoiled by a lying salesmen. They upsold us on their warranty, which supposedly was going to cover and repair any and all damages. Turns out, thats far from the truth. We were also told that if we didnt like the warranty, we could request it canceled for a complete refund. Again, a lie. Thanks for experience, Joybird, but well never be back.

Super happy with our gorgeous Joybird sectional. Amanda Porcelli assisted us with the entire…read moreprocess, and she was amazing. Helped us save money where we could and made the whole experience super smooth. It was the first time we bought a big piece of furniture online and she made sure everything was very clear and even sent some extra pictures of the fabric so we were sure of our choice.

Much better american made furniture at Mitchell Gold Austin.Robert is amazing. Bought over 20…read morethousand dollars of furniture from him over 2 and a half years ago. People always commit how stunning it is. Christy is only selling you something.They can not back up what they sell and are really not that interested. If you want Lee Industries look at Room and Board.

Had the best experience at Caffrey's yesterday! Christy is an absolute sweetheart and truly cares…read moreabout her customers finding exactly what they need. It is refreshing to see an establishment that prides themselves on carrying the highest quality manufacturers. We couldn't be more thrilled with our Lee Industries sofa!

It's always fun to shop here. You never know what you'll find. There are things with charm and…read morecharacter from countries like Portugal and India that are not mass produced.

Stopped in looking for furniture to furnish a student apartment. As you'd expect from a resale used…read morefurniture store, it was mostly dated yet still in good condition. What I did not expect was the high prices. Pretty overpriced for the age and quality. A few pieces here and there were well made, and solid wood, but lots of others, were the inexpensive stuff you can get more affordable and new on online.

Did you know that World Market moved from the Gateway shopping center the Arboretum Shopping Center…read morenear Michaels (Austin, TX)? I did not until recently. World Market is an eclectic store with global style, offering a variety of items from home furnishings and kitchen items to international foods and drinks. I have found woven baskets from Ghana and Christmas ornaments from Kazakhstan. You can go in and be immediately overwhelmed or bask in the delight of all your findings. World Market is my go-to for chocolate covered tea biscuits, certain types of jams and wines from around the world. The store's ambiance often feels like an open market luring you to different parts of the store. If you are looking for a unique gift, this is the store you. Today I was looking for green tea for a friend...not any type of green tea. I was specifically looking for white hibiscus and peach green tea. Score! I found ample amount of this tea with a plethora of other similar teas. The cashier was so kind to point precisely to the part of the store where I could find all their teas. World Market is a great place to shop for unique items especially gifts. I am more than thrilled with the new location as it is even closer to home.

Larger physical space than other World Markets we've patronized, but there were a lot of empty…read morespaces for items not in stock. Couldn't find the food items we routinely get up at the Waco location. Semi-disappointed, we figured larger town = larger selection.

Sent pictures of furniture in a week ago and have not heard a thing. Tried the "assistant" on their…read morewebsite and could not get a response. Website says they aim to get back within 1 business day. If they don't want furniture (all in good shape) then that is totally fine, but not following up at all is a huge miss. Not impressed, know they are new so not giving 1 star. Communication is key, always.

I looked around a couple places before stopping here by the domain. The delivery crew brought it…read morewith same day delivery. The prices were more than affordable and tons of different brands. Highly recommend.

When coming back from lunch we noticed RH Austin | The Gallery at the Domain Northside aka known as…read moreRestoration Hardware (RH). I am very familiar with this brand as it is very popular in Seattle, WA. I was very surprised to see a RH in Austin. We could not resist popping in for a short while. I am still in need of some bathroom items. Immediately, we noticed large chandeliers and furniture. I do not think these items were meant for a residential dwelling. It was nonetheless fascinating to peruse the store. Specifically, I was hoping to find bathroom accessories like cotton ball, Q-tip and toothbrush holders. Unfortunately, they did not have these items in store. We were greeted warmly and pointed to the part of the RH store we were most interested in seeing. Most of their bedding, sofas and drapes were in muted whites, beiges or off white. Off hand, I thought it would be the type of furniture and bedding Kim Kardashian would likely purchase. RH is not for the faint at heart with regard to price. Their pricing was a bit to rich for my blood. I do not remember RH being quite that expensive. They do have nice things.

1 star for a beautiful building and layout of furniture thats it. The rest.. don't waste your time…read moreor definitely NOT your money here. The vibes from most of the staff here... terrible. 0 stars for the snobbery and "we don't have time for you" attitude. The only person who seemed to want to earn my business in an honest and helpful way was the kind young gentleman greeter in the front. Like many other reviewers it just seems like the peeps here don't want to work or even look up and say Hi how are you. Basic retail sales 101. In college I worked part time at a high end furniture store. Customer service was #1 and constantly checked on. I was super excited to visit this flagship location and get some guidance in furnishing for some key statement pieces from here. That fell short real fast. We got "assigned" a gal who seemed very uninterested in helping us. She kept asking in a weird way if we were ready to buy and I was like I don't even know what you have nor sizes, costs. The vibes were very off putting like she had better places to go yet NO ONE else was in the store. The pieces we were looking at she gave no more info on what it is. What aesthetic we were going for. The salesmanship and sincerity was totally lacking. My hubs and I were pretty bummed about the experience here. We came home, visited our local store and immediately 3 people came up to greet us, ask if we had any q's. 1 salesperson drew up our space, told us options on how different table shapes would fit depending on 8-10 people sitting. Asked about the colors of our floors, chairs we were thinking of, rugs.. etc. We got more kindness and helpfulness out of the 15min at our local RH store than this place. We definitely WON'T be back here to waste our time or our hard earned money. Management needs to run a basic customer service session at this location.

Very friendly and helpful! Was able to get my mattress delivered same day! Delivery guys were very…read moreprofessional and very helpful! Thank you!

Horrible Customer Service…read more My family and I have purchased thousands of dollars of furniture with this company and you would think they would be happy and quick to address any concerns we have. I purchased a King sized bed and when I took my bed home to put it together I noticed one of the slacks were shorter than the others and couldn't reach the hole on the other side of the bed. I called multiple times and it took them over 2 months to get me a replacement slack. When I picked up the new slack, it was the same as the slack that was too short. So I called back to get help and they are asking me to take pictures up close and far away of the slacks and email them as if I'm asking them for an entirely new bed. I'm asking for just 1 slack to be replaced and they are making me jump through hoops to get that. I will honestly say they have good prices on their furniture, but their service is terrible.

While coming back form the Apple Domain Northside store, I saw the CB2 store. Pretty often I see…read morefolks with those black CB2 shopping bags when I am at the Domain. Then a light bulb went off in my head. This store was one of the ones that was on our list for mirrors. While they had some mirrors, none were the size we are looking for. I learned from on of the sales associates, Marley, that CB stands for Crate & Barrel...parent store. CB2 Domain Northside store sells sleek, modern and eye-catching furniture. According to a sales associate, due to the store's heavy foot traffic (Next door to the Apple Domain Northside store), they design window displays to grab the attention of potential shoppers. CB2 sells a selection of sofas, tables, dinnerware and other modern furniture and housewares. The store appears a bit eclectic, which I like. They had some usual shaped vases and unique coffee table sculptures. I purchased 4 water glasses that were on sale as I have broken at least that many over the last few months. These glasses were $2.50 each and made in Poland.

Not too impressed. CB2 used to have cool odd things, stuff you wouldn't find anywhere else. Their…read moreinventory has changed. Like you would find skull shot glasses, or cool looking desk stuff, hour glass, etc. now it's more of very over priced furniture. Small selection of kitchen dish ware and glasses. I guess if you want more of a variety, you should shop at Crate & Barrel. When I walked in, I was greeted, but they certainly were not going out of their way to help me. I made my way around the store in minutes. Unimpressed.