AllModern Austin celebrated its three-year anniversary with a new partnership with the Austin Chamber of Commerce, including a ribbon-cutting ceremony and an exclusive in-store sales event.
The anniversary festivities aligned directly with Wayfair’s Way Day event, providing shoppers with savings of up to 70 percent off floor model pieces located inside the physical showroom alongside exclusive discounts that were unavailable online, according to AllModern Austin.
“We are thrilled to officially join the Austin Chamber of Commerce and to have the opportunity to celebrate our three-year anniversary with the community,” said Stephanie Brideau, B2B Sales Specialist at AllModern Austin.
“Our showroom is designed to be a resource for both our consumer and business clients, and this event was a wonderful way to showcase the full range of what we offer,” Brideau said.
Operating as part of the broader Wayfair brand portfolio, the Austin showroom located at the Arboretum Market features a team of three dedicated designers capable of sourcing furnishings and decor across the entire corporate portfolio, which encompasses AllModern, Birch Lane, Perigold, Joss & Main, and Wayfair itself for residential and commercial spaces.

The storefront includes an in-house Business Specialist focused on cultivating local partnerships, managing the new relationship with the Chamber of Commerce, and enrolling regional clients in the Wayfair Professional program to supply field support for local projects.
“We love helping our community bring their design visions to life, whether for their homes or their businesses,” added Stephanie.
“Our Business Specialist and design team are here to provide tailored support for any project. If you or someone you know is in need of design assistance or business furnishing solutions, we encourage you to reach out to our team at AllModern Austin.”
The showroom is situated at Arboretum Market, 9722 Great Hills Trl #150, Austin, TX 78759, with telephone inquiries directed to (512) 270-7480, as reported by AllModern Austin.