Urbanspace Interiors

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Nice store, but terrible customer service. I just built a house and am looking for all sorts of new furniture. I went into this store one weekend and requested information on some living room chairs and a dining table. I gave the sales associate my business card so that she could call me about the items I was interested in. That was 2 months ago. I never heard back from her. Needless to say, I will spend my money elsewhere.

I went into this store because of an event nearby. I was less than impressed. The furniture was not comfortable and not very attractive. I wouldn’t pay $ 25 at a garage sale for most of the items in there.
The rooms seemed to be set up without thought on appropriate pairings. I’m not an interior designer, but it didn’t look appealing to me.
The people that worked there did not attack me as I walked in, which was nice, but if I had a question, they seemed to be unavailable.
The prices were ridiculously priced. I can buy this stuff at Ikea for about a tenth of what this was priced at.
UPDATE: after reading the rebuttal from Threshold, I tried to downgrade this to 0 stars, but I couldn’t figure out how to do it. The food and drinks were at UrbanSpace and when I arrived in the showroom of Threshold, there weren’t 500 people, there was one, maybe two who didn’t work there. Also, I said event «nearby», as I would think UrbanSpace is «nearby» as it was next door, unless you are saying you are the same company. Oh, BTW, thanks for the vocab lesson.
DO NOT SHOP HERE!!!

I love Threshold! They scour this gigantic world to ensure I am served only the best. The staff are beyond courteous and helpful… even with the most tedious of requests; they respectfully understand you have to live with this object every day. Plus they don a gigantic life-​size horse sculpture in the corner! Who wouldn’t want that?

Parked in the bottom corner of one of the more recent developments along the 5^th street corridor, Threshold is gorgeous: bonafide beautiful and funky selections lurk throughout, and for the vaulted ceilings and attached patio or veranda, somehow the interior still exudes a certain warmth. There are cool, definitively upscale items to be had, and a few additional knick-​knacks that still exude mid century or modern cool while mildly patting down the pocketbook. In short, it’s a hip room; there are a number of things that are out of my price range thus far and others that I’d consider socking a way the pennies to garnish, and still others that seem utterly doable at a moment’s notice.
We were here during a party, so suffice it to say that I’m eager to return when a little casual milling about is much more doable. And we did find a couple of items that we really fell for: there’s an awesome collection of backsplash samples for the home renovator that are totally affordable, and some funky candelabras (still my band name in waiting) that begged for a closer look. No, we haven’t bought anything just yet… but we’ve definitely been brought to the Threshold of same.

This store gets it. Located next to Austin’s local favorite Urbanspace, Threshold is a fantastic option for condo dwellers and homeowners alike to deck out their spaces based off of their own personal taste. Each piece of furniture in this store is one-​of-​a-​kind, and if you’re a discerning taste like myself you like to have your stuff look like no one elses you know. This is hands down my pick for the best furniture store to shop at in Austin, and with its central location I always find myself looking in the window to see what new stuff they got in and that I need for my home. I fully intend on having them do the interior design of my new home when I finish it, and recommend them to anyone trying to personalize their own space to make it their own.