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.

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.

How have I lived Austin TX so long and had not discovered Maaribu!? Maaribu is modern, cool and…read moreeclectic coffee shop and store where you can have the most delicious cup of coffee along with a pastry or bite. Every piece in the store appears to be intentionally curated. Maaribu melds a home and gift shop with an in house café and bakery, creating an experience that's both relaxing and memorable. According to Mable, my server, Maaribu is a combination of the word Marfa (Texas town that has the Prada store) and Malibu. The brand is often described as combining Marfa's creative spirit, Malibu's laid back lifestyle, and clean Scandinavian design. The shop portion of Maaribu is beautifully styled, featuring furniture, décor, books, and gifts that have a modern flare. All the items are easy to peruse and get drawn in. The use of color is playful and engaging. Maaribu's key highlight is its café and bakery. The in house café has an assortment of coffee, wellness beverages, and dedicated gluten free baked goods. I bought a Rose honey latte, which was divine along with a multi-layer pastry. Mable said customers enjoy the quality and flavor of the pastries...scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, and egg bites are frequent favorites. Importantly, the café is reported to be fully gluten free, which makes it a standout destination for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities, without sacrificing taste or variety. The outdoor seating and patio area add to the charm, making Maaribu a great place to enjoy coffee and pastries on a nice Austin morning. After years in Austin, I finally discovered Maaribu--a modern, eclectic coffee shop and store. Every item is thoughtfully curated, blending a home-and-gift shop with a café and bakery for a relaxing experience. The name combines Marfa's creative vibe, Malibu's laid-back style, and Scandinavian design. The shop offers stylish furniture, décor, books, and gifts, all easy to browse and visually engaging. Maaribu's café is fully gluten-free, featuring quality pastries like scones, muffins, cookies, brownies, and egg bites, as well as wellness drinks and coffee. Outdoor seating makes it a perfect spot to enjoy coffee and pastries on a pleasant Austin morning. Wow...Maaribu!!!

Amazing products at decent pricing. There is so much to look at here with all your needs for your…read morehome! There are great selections for everything indoor and outdoor. Excellent service from the employees they were very kind and helpful. Plenty of working at this big strip mall location.

The people are helpful and pleasant. Quality inventory. Really is a one stop shop. Nothing bad to…read moresay.

This is such a cute store, and it is in a really nice area to walk around! There are good places to…read moreeat/drink like Paperboy, Loudmouth, and Radio Rosewood all within 1 minute walking distance. There are such cute things being sold here and also some really unique pieces. There's variety ranging from matcha whisks to fancy candles to handblown glass from Mexico here. I will definitely be coming back here -- it's a nice spot to take a date.

Take Heart is a beautifully curated store and I definitely could have spent a lot more time there…read more It's down the street from Paperboy, so if you're stuck waiting for a table, why not stop by? There's a wonderful selection of home goods (incense, bath items, skincare, kitchenware, etc), gorgeous pottery (I bought myself a beautiful mug that actually originated from a studio in the SF Bay Area, where I live - but the studio is not open to the public!), stationery and much more. I felt like there was a good range of prices and there was plenty that was affordable. The staff was very kind - the lady who rang up my items dropped the travel watercolor palette and immediately went to get me a new one "just in case". So nice! I definitely recommend this store and would be here all the time if I lived here!

I love me some HomeSense. Bigger than Home Goods yet smaller than At Home…read more They have a nice selection of oversized items (couches, rugs, chairs, etc.). They also have a large selection of chachkies which are a little higher priced than say At Home. My boyfriend and I visited on a Saturday so they were a bit busy and didn't seem to have too much employees working but I feel like that's pretty much everywhere right now. Definitely check out HomeSense if you haven't already! They have some really cute quality pieces if you are into home decor.

Very organized and well decorated. Staff so friendly which makes it feel like "home" . Went to look…read morefor office stuff and discovered they didn't have much at this time but lots of other huge elegant collection of furniture, candles, bath and body, mirrors, wall decorations and so much more! Clearance section wasn't a dump! Lots of great finds!

Amazing store and a great curated selection of mid century modern furniture and decor! Staff was…read moresuper helpful

Always a great selection of vintage '50's - late 70's items plus some brand new items such as…read moreglassware. Furniture is wonderfully refurbished in-house by people who are passionate about wood, because every piece shines. You will pay top dollar for the right to own just about anything from the store. Price as marked is as is - no negotiating. Best time to go if you want a deal is during a 'sidewalk sale'. Be ready to make a quick decision on items you're interested in though because people line up to buy your item if you decline it. No time to change your mind! Four stars instead of five due to high price points and lack of sales offered.

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!"

I loveHomeGoods it's the best decor store out there. You never know what you'll find but do know…read moreit's always going to be great

I love this shop so much!!! They have a beautifully curated and ever-changing selection of…read morehousewares, antiques, and modern art - most of which I cannot afford:-) I know that the showroom is probably secondary to the design work that they are famous for in Austin, but I'm in love with this place!!!

A Custom House is impeccable! Such a gorgeous mix of beautiful antiques alongside modern art and…read morewonderful lucite accents, etc. I love drooling over investment pieces, but still being able to walk out with an exquisite pillow and a $30 hostess gift. After a months-long search for the perfect exterior sconce, A Custom House had one made for me at a reasonable price. And Sally knew what my custom drapes needed to be after spending 5 minutes in my home. Everyone who sees them comments, "those are SO you!" Their art-hanging and furniture placement is second-to-none. Julie and Sally rearranged things to make a wonderful party "flow," and the artwork is finally hanging with the right scale and groupings. We especially loved the little pile they left of "items that would be happier living elsewhere." Ha! These ladies are a hoot and have a truly rare talent. Hooray for ACH!!

They reopened in a new spot on airport blvd!…read more Wine bar was small and cute, get there early to snag a spot! It does get a little loud in there, but that's alright. Plant shop is connected to the wine bar, and it's encouraged to go roam around with a glass of vino

Pretty small selection and much pricier than other shops. Paid $20 for the micans, not too bad for…read morehow full it was. $32 for the Hoya which is pretty pricey for how small it was but I have only seen Hoya Krimson princess in town so it felt like a good find. Biggest problem was the staff. She didn't seem to know much about the plants or their care, but got kinda argumentative with me when I made a joke about most plants being indirect light and water once a week. Zero personality and kinda rude for someone who is there to sell.... I wouldn't go back bc of how awkward it was

I made the mistake of telling myself, "I'll just run in and take a look". Three hours later I was…read moreSTILL wandering the aisles aimlessly. I had no idea this location was an actual warehouse. AMAZING! Honestly, I could spend hours here and it still wouldn't be enough. I went in on a Friday night after work and there was only a handful of ppl in the store. LOVED THIS FOR ME. When I shop for anything, I just want to look around without feeling like someone is watching me, wondering why I'm taking so long, and/or asking if I need help over and over again. I love that this was not the case here. I ran into a few workers through out the store with whom I exchanged a smile and head nod but other than that, was left alone while I perused this enormous store. I stopped in originally to look at the art work and was not disappointed at all. There were so many beautiful items to look through. Everything was nicely arranged and the store was super clean. I will most definitely be back!

We were in the shopping area and decided to pop in to look at Christmas trees. The store closed in…read more15 minutes but we figured we would see the selection and come back another day if it looked like they had a good variety. Truthfully, it had been a hard year and we wanted to do something that would feel cheerful. We parked and as we were walking in someone collecting carts curtly said "we're closed". I said "oh, it says you close in 15 minutes" which she replied "yeah well, they're not going to sell you anything." Cool. We brushed it off and walked in and two employees looked at us and one said "we're closed now, not enough time to shop." So we said "we were just going to look at the Christmas trees for 5 minutes" and the woman shook her head clearly frustrated. We walked over to the Christmas tree aisle and stood in silence for a beat. My husband turned and said "this doesn't feel joyful anymore". We could have used any of the following: kindness, holiday spirit, or anyone to simply stfu and keep their misery to themselves. Instead we were called out to rudely by two separate employees. You can keep your overpriced home goods and we'll happily find somewhere else to shop.