Designer's secret: Where to find high-end, designer furniture at fraction of cost - KPRC2
Hotels are full of high-end, designer furniture, and when they remodel, you can buy the furniture for your own home. There are only a few places around the country that offer this type of service and one of those places is in Houston., off Interstate 45 in North Houston, has a warehouse full of everything from armchairs and sofas to end tables and lamps, all brought in from high-end hotels around the country.
Because hotels get constant traffic, the furniture is built strong to last through years of wear and tear. During a visit to Southwest Surplus, KPRC Channel 2 News found a high-end wicker and wooden sofa from a wine country resort in Napa, California. The sofa goes for $3,000 in the retail world, but it's selling at Southwest Surplus for $300.
Another thing to consider: Most high-end hotels have their furniture custom made, adding to the unique discovery you could find.
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