Furniture Stores in South Austin
For furniture in South Austin, build a shortlist around the kind of piece you need. A new dining table, an antique cabinet, and a budget bookshelf call for different stops. Check current addresses before going: familiar shop names don’t always mean the same location you remember.
Four Hands: start with the flagship
The Four Hands flagship is at 2090 Woodward Street. It is open to the public. This is the South Austin showroom, separate from the brand’s North Austin outlet.
Bring measurements and photos of your room. If you’re looking for a specific piece, ask whether it is on display before visiting. Confirm its availability and the collection or delivery arrangements before paying. Seeing an item in a showroom doesn’t mean that display piece is available to take home.
For table sizing, use the dining furniture guide. For larger seating, check our sectional sofa guide.
Uncommon Objects: antique browsing on Fortview Road
lists its address as 1602 Fortview Road. Plan around that address, rather than treating it as a current South Congress stop. The store says its antiques are sold in as-found condition and sales are final.
uncommonobjects.com
Inspect drawers, joints, surfaces, and hardware closely. Ask how quickly a large purchase must be collected and whether loading help is available. A piece with character can be a good fit, but repairs and transport belong in the budget.
See our vintage furniture guide for broader shopping ideas and our repair guide if you’re considering work on an older piece.
ReStore: check changing secondhand inventory
lists its current locations and hours on its own site. Use that page to plan the South Austin stop and confirm furniture availability before a special trip.
austinhabitat.org
Go with maximum dimensions for the pieces you need. Check condition and ask about hold and pickup arrangements before paying. A used desk or table is only a bargain if you can get it home and use it without an expensive repair.
For more shopping routes, compare used furniture and estate sales. If you want a store to handle the sale of your own furniture, use the separate consignment guide.
Build a useful half-day shopping plan
Pick a main destination and one backup that suits the same purchase. Check opening hours and stock, save the addresses, and bring a tape measure. Allow time to inspect a piece instead of squeezing in another store across town.
Take photos of labels, dimensions, and finishes for your shortlist. Ask permission before photographing in a shop. Write down the delivered price so you aren’t comparing one store’s complete quote with another’s furniture-only price.
Plan pickup before buying
Ask whether collection takes place at the store or a warehouse. Confirm the pickup window, vehicle requirements, and who helps load. If your apartment has stairs or a reserved service elevator, book access before scheduling the move.
Our Austin delivery guide covers those details. For options elsewhere in town, return to the main store guide or explore North Austin.