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...

My husband and I stopped by Austin's furniture to look for a couch. As we walked in we were greeted…read moreby two men. They told us that if we had any questions about any of the furniture to reach out to them. We walked around and sat on many different couches and tried out some stools. We explored the store together. We didn't buy anything from here but we saw some unique options.

Needed small TV stand! They had it at the price I wanted to pay!…read moreWill go out of the way to get u what u want! Now I need a small computer desk!!!!!

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.

Amazing selection and customer service! They have a 3rd party delivery service that will deliver…read moreyour pieces to your home. They have a sale throughout the store and also have manager mark downs. They have mirrors, bed frames, dining tables, couches and rugs. I definitely recommend checking it out if you're looking for new furniture pieces for your home.

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.

Was on the search for a local Travis county long standing business that you do not have to drive to…read morethe out skirts for. This is a must for authentic pottery,rustic furniture, water features, Talavera, Blown glass and so much more! Come with an idea of what your creative imagination will bring and you will be very glad you came on by. Make a point to come on by!! I assure you will make a point to return! Great service and expertise!

The day we signed the paperwork on our new home, before we even got the final approval call, we…read morevisited Desert Dreams and bought a beautiful water feature for the home's Tuscan-style courtyard. hahaha Good thing it worked out! :) DDs has premade fountains; however, we couldn't find one we really loved so they allowed us to pick out the shape, size, and color of the pottery to be used and built our custom water feature right away. Great customer service! And the price for pottery is fair - less than a few other locations we had looked at (e.g., Miguel's Imports; different review for that despicable man). The fountain was still expensive (~$500), but it is great quality and adds such a wonderful ambiance and beauty to our courtyard. DDs also carries a variety of imported furnishings, a very large selection of talavera, Mexican-inspired kitchenware, etc. We have been back several times since our initial shop to purchase various items over the past 8 months. Lots to look at! The people at Desert Dreams are really nice and helpful. If you can't find exactly what you're looking for at their store they will see if they can order it for you or won't even hesitate to recommend one of their competitors if need be. Highly recommend. Note: They gave us a small discount for purchasing multiple items at the same time.

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.

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

Great service, great prices, and most importantly, really nice furniture. I highly recommend these…read moreguys!

I'm literally in love with our backyard furniture from IKsun! We have received so many compliments…read moreon how beautiful and well made everything is. From the moment I reached out about inventory Emry was so quick to respond and helped me with all my question's and selections. The ordering process was seamless and we received everything faster than expected! When we opened everything up we were so happy with the quality. Worth every penny! We have 6 pieces so far and intend on ordering at least 5-6 more in the next few months! If you're on the fence about purchasing from this wonderful company I can assure you that you will not be disappointed. Just be ready to be addicted to wanting more! Thanks Emry for everything! We will be in touch soon for our next order!

I purchased a Rippa mini excavator in August 2024 for over $10K. When received it had a damaged…read moreseat and dented side cover. We are going on nine months and numerous emails and yet no parts. The last date was January - No parts and no response. They are fact to take your order and money, but after that they don't stand behind their warranty.

We bought a new food trailer. We have had issues one way or another from the point we paid…read more Shipping costs were not accurate. We were asked to make arrangements on a different island in order to get the trailer to the right location ( we are located in Hawaii). This added 3500$ to the cost. The truck was not fitted with plumbing, electrical or gas lines that would pass inspection in the US. The refrigerators on the truck do not cool properly. The fryer that was sent with the trailer stopped functioning within weeks. The service door split after 5 uses. This company promised to make things right. Including providing us with a warranty. So far we have been ignored. We've called, text and emailed. No answer. I would be very cautious when doing business with this company. We have now had to hire lawyers to purse them. Good luck. I don't recommend.

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.