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World Interiors

Eco-friendly, handcrafted solid wood furniture built to last.

About

World Interiors—an Austin, TX based, and locally owned company. Conveniently located in South Austin at the corner of Burleson and 183. Our showroom is attached to our 80,000 square foot warehouse full of furniture ready for pick up or delivery. Shop and order online or in-store. Many styles, finishes and sizes are available for Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room, and Home Office. We offer a wide range of styles: Rustic, Modern, Vintage, Chic, Farmhouse, Rustic, Retro-Inspired and Mid-Century Modern to name a few. Our products are unique, hand-made, and built to last a lifetime. Visit the warehouse close-out area where shoppers can explore and save big on samples, and unboxed items Open to the Public - 7 days a week.
WHAT THEY OFFER

Services

In-store furniture showroom
online furniture shopping
trade accounts
third-party delivery services
furniture pickup
design help from showroom sales team
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Questions about World Interiors

What services does World Interiors list?

World Interiors lists these services: In-store furniture showroom, online furniture shopping, trade accounts, third-party delivery services, furniture pickup, and design help from showroom sales team.

Where is World Interiors located?

The location shown for World Interiors is 8219 Burleson Rd, STE 500, Austin, Texas, 78744, United States.

What should customers know about World Interiors?

World Interiors—an Austin, TX based, and locally owned company. Conveniently located in South Austin at the corner of Burleson and 183.

How can customers contact World Interiors?

Customers can use the phone and business website options provided on this listing.

Where can customers learn more about World Interiors?

A business website link is available in the contact section of this listing.

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