Pottery Barn Furniture Outlet

Pottery Barn Furniture Outlet stores are an excellent place to shop for savings on furniture.

Buy furniture from Pottery Barn Outlets.

After the end of World War II, a few years later in 1949, Pottery Barn was born in New York City's Lower Manhattan. The company was quickly associated with a unique look of products for homes. Today, the company still employs in-house designers to create those unique pieces of furniture with a focus on comfort and quality.

You'll quickly discover the biggest advantage to shopping at a Pottery Barn Outlet is the wide range of furniture selections. You'll find that many designs and styles available at the outlet stores aren't carried by the typical Pottery Barn stores.

Pottery Barn Kids is a special collection created just for babies and kids. Some of the pieces are whimsical, and all bear the Pottery Barn signature style of comfort. You can also find many accessories, linens, rugs, and other products in the collection for decorating your child's bedroom.

If you have a teenager, then you'll be especially interested in the PBteen Collection. In addition to the furniture, you'll find rugs, pillows and other accessories within this collection to make your teen's room so cool that his or her friends will be envious.

In addition to the special collections, you can find furniture for all of the rooms in your home at the outlet.

By Room

• Bedroom
• Dining Room
• Entryway
• Home Office
• Kitchen

By Furniture Style and Purpose

• Bars and Buffets
• Coffee, Side, Console Tables
• Furniture for Small Spaces
• Media and TV Storage
• Occasional Chairs and Ottomans
• Sectionals
• Sofas
• Storage

There are several outlets for Pottery Barn furniture. Below is a current list of outlet locations, grouped by state, giving each outlet's address and telephone number.

Listing of Pottery Barn Outlets for Furniture:

California

• Lake Elsinore Outlets,17600 Collier Ave., Suite J195, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, Tel: 951-674-7370

Georgia

• North Georgia Premium Outlets, 800 Highway 400, South Dawsonville, GA 30534, Tel: 706-216-6456

Michigan

• OT Prime Outlet at Birch Run, 12150 S. Beyer Rd., Suite F210, Birch Run, MI 48415, Tel: 989-624-6092

New York

• Tanger Outlet Center, 1770 West Main Dr., Riverhead, NY 11901, Tel: 631-369-7699

Ohio

• Ohio Factory Stores Prime Outlets, 8100 Factory Shops Blvd., Jeffersonville, OH 43128, Tel: 740-948-2004

Pennsylvania

• Rockvale Square, 35 South Willowdale Dr., Suite 1808, Lancaster, PA 17602, 717-290-2809

South Carolina

• Prime Outlets at Gaffney, One Factory Shops Blvd., Gaffney, SC 29341, Tel: 864-206-0117

Tennessee

• Audubon Shopping Center, 4720 Spottswood, Memphis, TN 38117, Tel: 901-818-9770

Texas

• Prime Outlets, 3939 IH35 S, San Marcos, TX 78666, Tel: 512-805-1002

Virginia

• Leesburg Corner, 241 Fort Evans, Leesburg, VA 20176, Tel: 703-443-6761

There are very few Pottery Barn products that can bought anywhere other than in a Pottery Barn store, outlet or ordered from the company’s website. However, you can find certain select items at various clearinghouses, auction sites and a few online stores like Amazon.

A word search on Amazon will pull up a few pages of Pottery Barn products, including a few pieces of furniture. These items are sold on the Amazon website by the official Pottery Barn website. As with anything purchased online, you'll want to consider the shipping costs before placing your order.

You can purchase a few of the home items such as draperies and a handful of accessories on eBay that are sold by individuals. Just conduct a word search on the eBay homepage and you'll pull up a listing. Next, you can visit each seller's eBay store to view the entire stock of Pottery Barn items. You may be able to find some good buys this way, but you'll want to compare the pricing to that of the actual Pottery Barn store, outlet or website. Many of the eBay sellers offer free shipping, which could be a savings if you don't live near a store or furniture outlet. There are other online auction sites in addition to eBay where you might be able to find accessories for your new room design.

Another source for buying Pottery Barn items is Craig's List. Many people resell items they've purchased by using the ad section of this online clearinghouse. You don't have the same safeguards against fraud like you do on eBay so you'll want to thoroughly check out the seller.

Once you've found the outlet closest to you, it's time to plan out your shopping trip. You should have a good idea of the pieces of furniture you want to purchase to help you organize your time.

Make a list of each room and each piece of furniture you need for that room. If you're limited on time, then be as specific as possible in your furniture list to reduce the amount of time you spend just browsing the store. For example, if you want a dark wood finish, then you'll simply bypass the light pine furniture sections.

You'll discover that many of the already discounted furniture pieces are often marked down further due to a sale, discontinued style, overstock, or some other reason. You'll want to make sure that any pieces you select are from the same lot numbers so wood stains and colors will match.

If you want to support green companies, then Pottery Barn's stores have many green initiatives with many new and ongoing ones. All of Pottery Barn's stores are in the process of changing the lighting systems to low-energy lighting. New stores use low-VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) paints, reclaimed and recycled wood flooring and other eco-friendly initiatives.

Another way to save is to take advantage of limited time offers. When you visit a Pottery Barn Furniture Outlet, be sure to check for any current limited offers, sales or special clearances.

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