When it comes to home decor, Naples has no shortage of stylish showrooms, quirky boutiques, and delightful treasure troves to help you craft your perfect space. Whether you want a full room refresh or just love the thrill of a great find, the city is full of spots that cater to every taste and budget.
Let’s get to it.
Matter Brothers Furniture & Design
Checking out Matter Brothers Furniture & Design feels like stopping by a well-dressed neighbor who really knows décor but doesn’t show off. Family-run since 1976, their Southwest Florida showrooms blend “coastal casual” with just enough polish to keep things interesting.
You will spot premium mattresses like Tempur-Pedic and Stearns & Foster alongside living room pieces that belong in a magazine. At the same time, there are mid-range options perfect for families with kids or pets.
The store layout groups room clusters together, so you don’t have to mix and match on your own. Free design help is always on hand when pillow decisions become overwhelming. They also step up for the community, especially after events like Hurricane Ian, which shows their local commitment and friendly vibe.
St. Matthew’s House Naples Thrift Store
Down at St. Matthew’s House Naples Thrift Store, you’ll find a thrift shop that’s anything but dusty. It’s full of stylish, eclectic and sometimes glamorous finds. Name-brand clothing, vintage kitchenware and furniture that looks straight out of a décor magazine fill the floor.
Displays are set up in mini “rooms,” which makes browsing fun and easy. New items arrive daily, so there’s always a fresh batch of hidden treasures. Prices are so good you’ll double-check the tag, especially on living and dining sets.
It’s not just indoor furniture either—outdoor pieces, decorative accents, kitchen gadgets and seasonal décor show up all the time. Best of all, every purchase helps fund local programs for homelessness, addiction recovery and food insecurity, so your finds do some real good in the community.
Furnish N Save (Naples)
When you’re cruising down Taylor Road you might notice a furniture shop tucked into a suburban strip mall, that’s Furnish N Save. Family-owned and budget-friendly, it’s the place to find sleek modern sofas, coastal-inspired patio sets, or a full guest room refresh without sticker shock. The showroom feels like a mini warehouse with living room and dining collections, plus a corner packed with kids’ furniture.
The patio section really captures that Naples feel, filled with light, breezy pieces that suit our sunny climate. Prices stand out here, with discounts up to 40 percent, and free shipping on orders above $140. A surprising amount of stock is ready to go, so you can actually try the couch or dining table before you buy.
If you want custom touches or design advice, Yaz, the owner, and their in-house designer are happy to help. They even offer same-day delivery and assembly on a good morning. You can also browse their online catalog in your pajamas if that’s more your speed. It’s the no-frills spot for savvy shoppers who want quality without the fuss.
Clive Daniel Home
At Clive Daniel Home’s Naples flagship, the 85,000-square-foot showroom feels more like a design magazine come to life. Every corner is staged with living room, dining, and bedroom vignettes that showcase clean lines, neutral palettes, and textured accessories. Modern coastal and transitional styles mingle with one-off artisan pieces and statement chandeliers that grab your attention.
Beyond indoor furniture, their outdoor collection includes upscale patio sets, planters, and even an array of lamps suited for alfresco gatherings. If you want more than a quick browse, the in-house design team offers consultations, custom upholstery, and flooring advice. Delivery and assembly are handled with care, and some customers even opt for full-service remodeling from start to finish.
Despite the upscale feel, this family-owned business, around since 2011, runs a Designer Outlet section where you can score deals on floor samples or discontinued items. Whether you’re hunting for a magazine-worthy centerpiece or need a complete home refresh, Clive Daniel Home combines high-end style with approachable service.
Rooms To Go
Stepping into Rooms To Go feels like meeting that organized friend who makes everything look effortless. Since 1990, this family-run chain has offered designer-curated rooms without the sticker shock. You walk into a huge warehouse-style showroom and find full living rooms, bedrooms and kids’ spaces already styled to work together.
There’s every look you can think of—modern, farmhouse chic, coastal or boho. The all-in-one room packages take the guesswork out of matching colors and materials. You’ll find mattresses, barstools, TV stands, rugs and accent pillows all chosen to complement each other.
Even with those polished displays, prices stay approachable. It’s not bargain-basement cheap, but it’s friendly for anyone furnishing a first apartment or starter home. They run like a well-oiled machine with financing options, white-glove delivery and free design help. If you prefer picking out a sofa on your phone, their mobile app has you covered too.
CITY Furniture
Over in Florida, CITY Furniture has been around since 1971. It started by selling waterbeds and has grown into a shopping destination with 19 showrooms. Despite the size, you won’t wander through an endless maze. Each display feels like a little version of your future living room, whether you lean coastal chic or mid-century modern.
They strike a balance between style and budget. You can grab a snazzy couch or patio set without clearing out your savings. Delivery is fast and professional, so you skip the frustration of confusing assembly instructions.
CITY also offers design consultations if you need extra guidance, plus there’s an in-store KC Café & Wine Bar. Picking out a mattress is a lot more fun when you have a latte or glass of wine in hand.
Baer’s Furniture Co. Inc.
Baer’s Furniture Co. Inc. shows what happens when a home décor enthusiast wins the lottery and builds a massive showroom. This family-owned business has been around since 1945 and still runs on Tamiami Trail N in a 60,000-square-foot space packed with everything from coastal-chic sofas to grown-up bedroom sets.
They’re the biggest Tommy Bahama furniture dealer in the country, so you’ll find plenty of tropical-coastal vibes alongside traditional and modern styles. High-end lines like Century and Flexsteel sit next to displays designed to feel like actual rooms.
Free designer consultations help you nail the look you want, and they even offer project management for full makeovers. If you’re over cookie-cutter chain furniture, Baer’s has the selection and expertise to back up a splurge.
Kane’s Furniture – Naples
On the north end of Naples, Kane’s Furniture feels like the child of IKEA and a classic Florida resort. Spread over 65,000 square feet, you can literally try out a hundred sofas or shop for a complete house setup. The showroom strikes a balance between modern and coastal, with plenty of traditional pieces so you’re not stuck in a strict minimalist layout.
You’ll recognize big names like La-Z-Boy, Natuzzi, and Man Wah alongside more familiar late-night commercial lines. Entry-level prices are surprisingly low, starting around $299 for accent chairs and $549 for sofas. The space is neatly organized by room and even by material, so it’s easy to compare fabric versus leather without feeling overwhelmed.
This family-owned store usually has promotions running, and their delivery team can handle everything from truck drop-off to full assembly. Parking is a breeze in the US 41 strip mall, and you’re just steps away from several other furniture spots if you want to comparison-shop. It’s a hassle-free option whether you need a single lamp or an entire living room overhaul.
El Dorado Furniture – Naples Boulevard
Over on Naples Boulevard, El Dorado Furniture is an institution that spans 43,000 square feet. Walking inside feels like strolling down a Main Street made of sofas, tables, and lighting fixtures. Family-owned since the 1960s, this shop is set up in neighborhoods or “rooms” so you can explore contemporary, traditional, farmhouse, and coastal styles without backtracking.
You’ll find plenty of modern and minimalist options, plus leather lounge chairs showcased in the LIV contemporary area. Imported brands, memory foam mattresses, outdoor teak sets, and eye-catching light fixtures fill the space. Prices cover all budgets from mid-range pieces to high-end statement items for anyone looking to splurge.
Design experts are on hand if you need advice, while seasonal sales and free parking add to the convenience. Delivery ranges from standard drop-off to white-glove service, so you don’t have to wrestle a sofa into your car. It’s the kind of place where you might start shopping for a side table and leave with a roomful of inspired choices.
World Market
If you’re after eclectic home goods with a global twist, World Market on Tarpon Bay Blvd has you covered. This national chain brings a bazaar vibe to a clean, warehouse-style layout. Cement floors and exposed beams set the scene for tables arranged like mini living rooms, while pillows, throws, and decorative accents give off that boho-chic energy.
Prices are wallet-friendly, ranging from $20 for a carved wooden stool from India to pricier vintage-look bar carts that still won’t break the bank. A loyalty rewards program helps you save even more, and seasonal displays whether it’s Halloween decor or outdoor entertaining gear always catch the eye. You can stroll through aisles of international snacks and gift baskets, plus pick up kitchen gadgets that look pricier than they are.
The store also hosts occasional coffee or wine tastings near the register, so you can nibble or sip as you shop. With its mix of quirky finds, home refresh essentials, and fun food items, World Market has become a go-to spot for gifts, decor updates, and browsing inspiration.
HomeGoods
First off, HomeGoods feels like that friend who debuts a fresh look every time you hang out… except it’s throw pillows and quirky lamps instead of new hair. Owned by the same team behind Marshalls and T.J. Maxx since 1992, you’ll spot these stores next to their off-price cousins in most shopping centers.
Step inside and you’ll see open shelves loaded with neon planters, farmhouse lanterns and boho mirrors. There’s no perfect display, just scattered vignettes that turn shopping into a treasure hunt. Prices are marked down, and you’ll zigzag past mid-century accent chairs, outdoor patio accents and holiday décor.
Overflowing clearance racks offer a pillow bonanza, and you might spot associates unloading fresh imports like scented candles or clever kitchen gadgets. It’s not about military-grade organization, and you won’t find a personal designer hovering over you. Instead, it’s all about the thrill of discovery and surprising markdowns.
If you’re decorating on a budget but still want a room with character, HomeGoods is where you roll the dice, hunt for fun finds and score big on home décor without breaking the bank.
La-Z-Boy Home Furnishings & Décor
La-Z-Boy Home Furnishings & Décor basically does one thing and does it really well: helping people achieve that “Wow, my living room finally looks put together” feeling. You walk in and realize it’s one of those big suburban showrooms, open and easy to wander, with mock living rooms and bedrooms everywhere—like, they want you to see exactly what their sofas, recliners, and accent chairs look like in the wild. There are actual lounges, swatch libraries, and those little extras like free refreshments. It just feels friendlier than your average furniture store.
The recliners and sofas? ComfortCore™ is the big sell—people seem obsessed with it—and there’s a remix for anyone, from the classic grandpa recliner to sleek sectionals wrapped in performance fabric or top-grain leather. Pretty much everything can be customized, not just a couple colors either, but over 200 options. They work hard on the “relaxed but tailored” look, and most of it is made in the US.
Prices aren’t bargain-bin, more in the “save up for it” range, but there are solid package deals and seasonal markdowns. Design help here is free, whether you sign up for a virtual consultation or just hang with a designer in-store.
