Where To Buy Four Hands Furniture
Four Hands FAQ
Amethyst Home is proud to be your nationwide Four Hands retailer since 2017. We offer hundreds of samples and design guidance when styling your new Four Hands piece.
Do you have a showroom to see all the furniture?
We have two midwest showrooms in Omaha & Kansas City. Our Four Hands stock is always rotating -- please contact us to see what we have on the floor this week. Contact us to arrange a prepared visit -- we will have all your favorite samples prepared for you to have a streamlined, enjoyable experience.
How do I find out the piece in my inspiration photo?
Playing detective is our super power . We have 7 years worth of product details and can help you source the exact Four Hands piece you love from your favorite inspiration pictures on Instagram or Pinterest.
Where do you ship?
We ship Four Hands worldwide including Australia, Canada, UK, and beyond.
Is Four Hands good quality?
We are pleased to say that less than 5% of our Four Hands orders receive claims for quality issues. We ship thousands of items and we always trust that Four Hands quality will stand the test of time.
Why is Four Hands so popular?
Four Hands is a boutique furniture designer who goes beyond sourcing overseas furniture but actually designs the furniture in-house based on their global travels. At a medium designer price point -- our clients love that many items are ready to ship versus a custom lead time. They recently introduced 100% linen frames in addition to sun protected, performance fabrics to give you the quality of an interior designer sourced piece without the price tag.
Do you price match Four Hands?
Yes! Please ask us to price match and we would love to help you get your dream pieces.
Do you have fabric samples?
Yes! Browse all our Four Hands samples here.
Is Four Hands American made?
Four Hands is designed in the United States and partners with incredible artisans around the world for production. With these key partnerships, they are able to introduce incredible textures such as bowls made from fallen trees in Mexican forests and carved neem wood cabinets from India. Much of the upholstery is American made.