Best Luxury Furniture Showrooms in Dublin Compared

Table of Contents

• How We Chose the Showrooms in This Comparison
• Renaissance Design Studio: Full Turn-Key Fit-Outs Under One Roof
• Statement Sofas and Seating: Where to Start for Large Living Rooms
• Dining and Coffee Tables: Solid Oak, Travertine and Charcoal Veneer Compared
• Storage, Lighting and Finishing Pieces That Complete the Room
• Bespoke Furniture Dublin: What a Commissioned Piece Involves
• Booking Your First Showroom Consultation
• Frequently Asked Questions

How We Chose the Showrooms in This Comparison

At Renaissance Design Studio, we compared luxury furniture showrooms in Dublin using the same questions a serious buyer asks before committing to a major fit-out. Price transparency, range depth, design support and delivery standards all carry weight. Our aim is to help you decide which showroom suits your project, whether you are furnishing a single living room or an entire home.

Four criteria shaped the comparison. First, the breadth of the range on display. Second, whether a showroom can support a complete fit-out or only sells individual pieces. Third, how clearly pricing is presented. Fourth, the level of after-sales service, including delivery and installation. Where a showroom only sells individual pieces, we say so plainly, because that changes what you will need to organise yourself.

Pricing in this guide is quoted in euro (EUR) and reflects the prices of the products we list. Prices can change, so check the current figure on the product page before you buy.

Renaissance Design Studio: Full Turn-Key Fit-Outs Under One Roof

Renaissance Design Studio is best suited to readers who want one team to handle the whole project. The studio combines an in-house interior design team with a showroom of 22 displays under one roof, so you can see sofas, tables, lighting and storage together before you decide.

The showroom suits projects that need coordination. A complete fit-out involves choosing furniture, lighting and finishing pieces that work as a set. Seeing them side by side makes that decision far easier than working from photographs alone.

Best for: homeowners and developers who want a turn-key partner for a complete home fit-out.

Skip if: you only need one item and already know exactly what you want.

Statement Sofas and Seating: Where to Start for Large Living Rooms

Choosing a sofa for a large living room starts with proportion. The Sofa Marbella Large Creststone beige by Eichholtz (€3,495.00) is a substantial piece, measuring 232 cm wide and 109 cm deep. It has a sophisticated black wooden base and suits a room with space to let it breathe.

For a softer option, the Sofa Duardo Bouclé cream by Eichholtz (€2,097.00) offers a snug feel in cream bouclé upholstery with a brushed brass finish base. You can also browse the dining chair styles that complement this seating. It works well in a living room, hallway or bedroom where you want sophistication without overwhelming the space.

If you want the most generous seating, the Vista Grande Oversized Sofa by Eichholtz (€3,995.00) measures 280 cm in length and is upholstered in a fabric blend of 87% polyester and 13% viscose. For a bespoke alternative, see the Sandringham Large Corner Sofa. Its generous proportions suit a room that can comfortably accommodate it.

Pros of the Marbella: striking presence, refined finish. Cons: needs a large room to suit its scale.

Pros of the Duardo: soft, inviting seating and a well-balanced finish. Cons: smaller footprint means it is less suited to very large rooms.

Pros of the Vista Grande: generous seating for large groups. Cons: requires substantial floor space and careful placement.

Measure your room before you shortlist any of these. Allow clear walking space around the sofa, and check how it will reach the room through doors and stairwells.

Dining and Coffee Tables: Solid Oak, Travertine and Charcoal Veneer Compared

Table material affects both appearance and care, so it is worth comparing options side by side.

The Florence Travertine Dining Table (Ø 150 cm, H 75.5 cm) is a stone-inspired piece, with each one-of-a-kind table showing its own colour and texture. You can view the travertine coffee table options to compare them directly.

The Bayshore Solid Oak Dining Table (259 cm long, 109 cm wide) shows the natural grain of solid oak across the tabletop. It suits a larger dining room where its length can be properly appreciated.

The Atelier 240 cm table has a charcoal grey oak veneer top and rounded corners, and it is suited to contemporary interiors. Wood veneer needs gentle care, so avoid direct sunlight, excessive heat and dampness, and dust regularly with a soft dry cloth.

For the living room, the Bayshore Oak Coffee Table (170 cm long, 85 cm wide, 35 cm high) brings the warmth of natural oak and a sculptural base to the seating area.

Watch out: wood veneer and natural stone both need protecting. Avoid direct sunlight and damp, use coasters, and avoid leaving wet rings on the surface.

Storage, Lighting and Finishing Pieces That Complete the Room

Storage and lighting often decide whether a room feels finished. The Eichholtz Dimitrios Chest of Drawers (€4,995.00) is a washed oak veneer sideboard with ribbed wood panels and burnished bronze accents. It measures 183 cm wide, 54.5 cm deep and 81 cm high, so it needs a clear wall.

For lighting, the Faloria Floor Lamp (€1,495.00) combines a black marble base, an antique brass pole and an alabaster sphere, giving a soft, even glow. At 162 cm high, it works beside a sofa or in a reading corner.

The Evergreen Double Chandelier (€2,236.50) has an antique brass finish and eight ovals of white glass. At 140 cm wide, it suits a dining room or a hallway with a generous ceiling height.

Bespoke Furniture Dublin: What a Commissioned Piece Involves

A commissioned piece follows a different path from buying from the showroom floor.

Ask for a clear timeline in writing before you commit to any commissioned piece, and agree how changes to the design will be handled.

A common mistake is commissioning a piece without measuring the space it has to fit. Measure doorways, stairwells and the room itself before the design is finalised, so the finished piece can be delivered and installed without difficulty.

Booking Your First Showroom Consultation

The simplest next step is to book a consultation. Bring measurements, photographs of the room and a short list of what you need, whether that is a statement sofa, a dining table or a full fit-out. Our team can talk through the options with you before you decide.

Complete the application form to tell us about your project, and we will get in touch.

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