Furniture Outlets & Discount Furniture Stores in Austin
Two kinds of stores get called outlets around Austin. True outlets sell closeouts, floor models, returns, and discontinued stock from one brand. Discount stores sell new furniture at lower prices and sometimes put “outlet” in the name. Both can save money. They work differently, so this guide separates them.
Every address below comes from the store’s own website as of October 2026.
True outlets in Austin
is at 2020 West Anderson Lane. Four Hands is an Austin furniture designer and wholesaler. Its site describes the outlet stock as closeouts, showroom models, and photo studio samples, with the floor restocked daily. Stock changes fast, so go in person and go more than once.
fourhands.com
is at 19024 North Heatherwilde Boulevard. Living Spaces lists this store among its locations with an outlet center. It describes outlet stock as discontinued collections, cancelled special orders, and floor models. Some pieces are sold as-is with minor cosmetic flaws.
livingspaces.com
is at 1 IKEA Way. Its As-is department sells floor samples, discontinued products, and customer returns. All As-is sales are final. IKEA also buys back gently used IKEA furniture from IKEA Family members for store credit, and that furniture is resold here.
ikea.com
San Marcos outlet malls
Three home brands have outlets in San Marcos, about 30 miles south of downtown Austin on I-35. The two outlet malls sit next to each other.
is listed in the Tanger Outlets San Marcos directory. Tanger describes it as new, discontinued, and not-quite-perfect furnishings. Confirm the outlet is open before you drive, since we could only check the mall’s listing.
tanger.com
Bring a truck or a plan. Outlet purchases are often pickup only. Ask about delivery to Austin before you pay.
Discount furniture stores
These stores sell new furniture and compete on price. They are not brand outlets.
is at 7511 Burnet Road. It sells furniture, mattresses, home accents, and outdoor pieces from brands including Ashley, Crown Mark, and Coaster. Burnet Road is its only listed location.
austinfurnituredepot.com
is at 909 North Bell Boulevard in Cedar Park. It is a family-owned store with three buildings of new living room, bedroom, dining, office, and outdoor furniture, plus mattresses. It is a different business from Austin’s Furniture Depot. More Cedar Park stores are in the Round Rock and Cedar Park guide.
austinsfurnitureoutlet.comlists two Austin stores: 9900 South I-35 Frontage Road, Building D, at Southpark Meadows, and 12611 North Mopac Expressway at Parmer. It sells living room, bedroom, dining, and outdoor furniture, plus mattresses and appliances. It also has a store inside San Marcos Premium Outlets.
megafurnituretx.com
is at 2108 West Anderson Lane, on the same stretch of Anderson Lane as the Four Hands Outlet. It sells handmade hardwood furniture that it imports directly. It does not call itself an outlet. Visit both stores in one trip and compare.
shop.furniturewithasoul.com
Chains without an Austin outlet
Shoppers search for these. None has an outlet here.
- Rooms To Go. The Austin, Cedar Park, and Round Rock stores are regular showrooms. Its Texas outlets are in other cities.
- Ashley. The Austin and Pflugerville locations are regular Ashley stores.
- Star Furniture. The Pflugerville store is a regular showroom. Its clearance outlet is in Houston.
- Crate & Barrel. Its Texas outlet is in Dallas.
- Louis Shanks. The company went out of business in 2023.
Regular showrooms often mark down floor models. Ask a salesperson whether there is a clearance section.
How to shop an outlet
- Measure first. Outlet sales are often final. Bring room, doorway, and vehicle measurements.
- Inspect every side. Pull out drawers, sit on every cushion, and check the back and underside. Ask why the piece is in the outlet.
- Ask what “as-is” covers. Find out whether there is any warranty and whether missing hardware can be ordered.
- Compare with the regular price. Look up the same model on the brand’s website. A discount only matters against the real current price.
- Sort out transport. Ask whether the outlet delivers, what it costs, and how long it will hold a paid item. See the delivery guide.
Other ways to pay less
Outlets are one option. Secondhand is often cheaper for solid wood and name brands.
- The affordable furniture guide covers budget stores across the city.
- The used furniture guide covers thrift stores and online listings.
- The consignment guide covers stores that sell higher-end pieces for their owners.