Office Furniture in Austin, TX

By Claudette · Updated January 5, 2026

Austin’s office furniture market serves two distinct audiences: remote workers outfitting home offices and businesses furnishing commercial spaces. Both have solid options in the Austin area.

Home Office Furniture

Desks

Room & Boardin the Domain carries well-designed desks in the $800-2,000 range. Their standing desk options are particularly well-built.roomandboard.com

IKEA Round Rockremains the practical choice for budget home office setups. The BEKANT sit-stand desk and ALEX/LINNMON desk combinations are popular with Austin’s remote workforce for good reason. They work and they’re affordable.ikea.com

Fullydoesn’t have an Austin showroom but ships quickly to Austin addresses. Their Jarvis standing desk is one of the most popular options in the $500-700 range.fully.com

Ergonomic Chairs

A good office chair is the single most important home office purchase. Austin options include:

• Austin Office Furniture on Metric carries Herman Miller, Steelcase, and other premium brands. You can test chairs in their showroom, which is worth doing before spending $1,000+.
• BTOD (Beyond The Office Door) is an Austin-area company that sells online with fast local delivery. They carry refurbished Herman Miller Aeron chairs at significant discounts.
• Costco carries a rotating selection of mid-range office chairs. The Mesh Task Chair they periodically stock is a solid value around $200.

Commercial Office Furniture

For businesses furnishing office space in Austin, several local dealers handle large-scale projects.

Austin Office Furniture on Metric Boulevard handles everything from startup offices to corporate buildouts. They carry new and used inventory and offer space planning services.

Interior Concepts works primarily with corporate clients on office furniture installations. They’re a Steelcase dealer and handle projects across central Texas.

National Office Liquidators sells used commercial office furniture at substantial discounts. Good option for startups and small businesses watching their burn rate.

Used Office Furniture

Austin’s commercial real estate churn (startups scaling, companies shifting to remote) keeps the used office furniture market well-stocked.

National Office Liquidators and Austin Office Furniture both carry significant used inventory, including Herman Miller, Steelcase, and Haworth pieces at 40-70% off retail.

Facebook Marketplaceand Craigslist regularly have office furniture from companies downsizing. Full desk setups, conference tables, and premium chairs appear frequently. See our used furniture guide for more tips on buying secondhand.facebook.com

Liquidation auctions through sites like AuctionNinja and GovDeals occasionally include office furniture lots from Austin-area government offices and businesses.

Setting Up a Home Office in Austin

A practical setup approach for remote workers:

1. Chair first. Budget $300-500 minimum for a chair you’ll sit in 8+ hours a day. Buy used if needed to get better quality.
2. Desk second. A sit-stand desk in the $400-700 range is worthwhile if you’ll use the standing feature. If not, a simple fixed desk is fine.
3. Monitor and lighting. Not furniture, but these affect your workspace more than any accessory. Position your desk to avoid window glare. Austin’s strong afternoon sun from the west is a common problem.
4. Don’t over-buy. A desk, chair, and good lighting is all most people need. Skip the matching bookshelf set and filing cabinets unless you actually use paper.