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Best Furniture Stores in Mobile, AL (2026)

Mobile has 29 verified furniture stores in this guide, 17 of them independent of the chains we track. Havertys Furniture leads the local ranking, with 5 recorded categories, 3 recorded services, a $$ price tier and trading since 1885. Recorded price tiers run $ to $$$. Every listing below links to its own page with address, hours and contact details as we've verified them.

The market in Mobile

Furniture stores in Mobile, Alabama, ranked, 2026.
#StoreCityPriceBest forDelivery
1Havertys FurnitureMobile$$Yes
2Ashley HomeStoreMobile$White-glove
3Rooms To GoMobile$$Yes
4Pottery BarnMobile$$White-glove
5Aaron'sMobileYes
6Aaron'sMobileYes
7La-Z-Boy Home Furnishings & DecorMobile$$Yes
8Ashley HomeStoreMobile$White-glove
9Ashley StoreMobile$White-glove
10Mattress FirmMobile$$Yes
11Mattress FirmMobile$$Yes
12Sleep NumberMobile$$$Yes
13Mattress & Furniture For LessMobile
14Tupelo Ron’s Best Mattress & More - FurnitureMobile

We hold 29 verified store records for Mobile, Alabama. The list below ranks every one that clears our evidence floor; each entry carries its own address, price tier where known, and the services we've confirmed it offers.

Branded chains account for 12 of the 29 verified stores here, led by Ashley (3), Aaron's (2), Mattress Firm (2) and Havertys (1). The remaining 17 are independent dealers with no chain affiliation on record.

The categories most verified stores carry are mattresses, living room furniture, bedroom furniture, dining room furniture and sofas and couches. On services, the most commonly recorded are delivery (12), financing (11), assembly (7) and haul-away of old furniture (5).

12 of 29 records carry a founding year; the oldest dates to 1885, 141 years of trading on record. 6 of 29 records carry a phone number, 11 a working website, and 4 posted hours.

Ranked furniture stores in Mobile

  1. No. 1: Havertys Furniture

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Havertys, founded in Atlanta in 1885, is one of the oldest continuously operating furniture retailers in the country and has traded on the NYSE since 1998. Showrooms sell furniture, mattresses and rugs across roughly 130 locations in 17 states, positioned between mass-market chains and higher-end specialty retailers. Mattress brands carried include Tempur-Pedic, Sealy, Serta, Stearns & Foster and Simmons Beautyrest, alongside in-store design support and Havertys' own financing program.

    Address
    4013 Airport Boulevard, Mobile, AL 36609

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  2. No. 2: Ashley HomeStore

    • $
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Ashley HomeStore is the retail arm of Ashley Furniture Industries, the largest furniture manufacturer in the United States, with the first HomeStore opening in 1997. Locations carry Ashley-manufactured living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, outdoor and kids' furniture across a wide range of styles and price points. Many HomeStores are independently owned and operated under license, though all merchandise sold is Ashley-made.

    Address
    1310 Tingle Circle East, Mobile, AL 36606

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    Hours
    Sunday12:00–18:00
    Monday10:00–20:00
    Tuesday10:00–20:00
    Wednesday10:00–20:00
    Thursday10:00–20:00
    Friday10:00–20:00
    Saturday10:00–20:00
  3. No. 3: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  4. No. 4: Pottery Barn

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Pottery Barn, founded in 1949 and owned by Williams-Sonoma since 1986, sells furniture, lighting, textiles and decorative accessories for every room, designed largely in-house. Locations offer complimentary in-home design consultations, white-glove delivery, and a Design Trade Program for design professionals shared across Williams-Sonoma's brands. Pottery Barn Kids operates as a related but separate children's-furniture line.

  5. No. 5: Aaron's

    • Chain
    • Rent-to-own

    Aaron's is a lease-to-own retailer founded in Atlanta in 1955, operating through company-run and franchised stores across the US and Canada. It offers furniture, mattresses, electronics and appliances -- including Ashley Furniture and Elements International product lines -- on no-credit-needed lease agreements rather than standard retail sale, with free delivery and setup included. Its core customer base is households the traditional retail-financing market underserves.

    Address
    940 North Schillinger Road, Mobile, AL 36608

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    Hours
    SundayClosed
    Monday10:00–19:00
    Tuesday10:00–19:00
    Wednesday10:00–19:00
    Thursday10:00–19:00
    Friday10:00–20:00
    Saturday10:00–17:00
  6. No. 6: Aaron's

    • Chain
    • Rent-to-own

    Aaron's is a lease-to-own retailer founded in Atlanta in 1955, operating through company-run and franchised stores across the US and Canada. It offers furniture, mattresses, electronics and appliances -- including Ashley Furniture and Elements International product lines -- on no-credit-needed lease agreements rather than standard retail sale, with free delivery and setup included. Its core customer base is households the traditional retail-financing market underserves.

    Address
    3051 Springhill Avenue, Mobile, AL 36607

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    Hours
    SundayClosed
    Monday10:00–19:00
    Tuesday10:00–19:00
    Wednesday10:00–19:00
    Thursday10:00–19:00
    Friday10:00–20:00
    Saturday10:00–17:00
  7. No. 7: La-Z-Boy Home Furnishings & Decor

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Specialty

    La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries sell the La-Z-Boy brand of recliners, sofas, sectionals and upholstered seating, a line dating to the reclining chair Edward Knabusch and Edwin Shoemaker designed in Monroe, Michigan in 1927. Stores are organized around an in-house Design Center pairing product with a design consultation rather than open-floor browsing alone. Both company-owned and independently licensed Furniture Galleries carry the same core La-Z-Boy assortment.

    Address
    3767 Airport Boulevard, Mobile, AL 36608

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  8. No. 8: Ashley HomeStore

    • $
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Ashley HomeStore is the retail arm of Ashley Furniture Industries, the largest furniture manufacturer in the United States, with the first HomeStore opening in 1997. Locations carry Ashley-manufactured living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, outdoor and kids' furniture across a wide range of styles and price points. Many HomeStores are independently owned and operated under license, though all merchandise sold is Ashley-made.

    Address
    314 University Boulevard South, Mobile, AL 36608

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  9. No. 9: Ashley Store

    • $
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Ashley HomeStore is the retail arm of Ashley Furniture Industries, the largest furniture manufacturer in the United States, with the first HomeStore opening in 1997. Locations carry Ashley-manufactured living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, outdoor and kids' furniture across a wide range of styles and price points. Many HomeStores are independently owned and operated under license, though all merchandise sold is Ashley-made.

    Address
    1310 Tingle Circle East, Mobile, AL 36606

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  10. No. 10: Mattress Firm

    • $$
    • Mattress
    • Chain
    • Specialty

    Mattress Firm is a national mattress specialty retailer founded in 1986 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, operating more than 2,300 stores. It stocks mattresses from major national brands including Tempur-Pedic, Sealy, Stearns & Foster and Serta, alongside financing, delivery and old-mattress haul-away. The chain was acquired by Tempur Sealy's parent, Somnigroup International, in 2025, though stores continue to operate as Mattress Firm.

  11. No. 11: Mattress Firm

    • $$
    • Mattress
    • Chain
    • Specialty

    Mattress Firm is a national mattress specialty retailer founded in 1986 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, operating more than 2,300 stores. It stocks mattresses from major national brands including Tempur-Pedic, Sealy, Stearns & Foster and Serta, alongside financing, delivery and old-mattress haul-away. The chain was acquired by Tempur Sealy's parent, Somnigroup International, in 2025, though stores continue to operate as Mattress Firm.

  12. No. 12: Sleep Number

    • $$$
    • Mattress
    • Chain
    • Specialty

    Sleep Number is a vertically integrated mattress company, founded in Minneapolis in 1987, that designs, manufactures and sells its own adjustable-air Sleep Number beds directly through its own retail stores rather than as a multi-brand dealer. The chain sits in the premium tier of the mattress category, competing on sleep-tracking and firmness-adjustment technology rather than price. Sleep Country Canada completed its acquisition of Sleep Number in 2026; stores continue normal operations under the Sleep Number name.

Also on record in Mobile

15 more verified stores fall below the evidence floor described on our methodology page — usually a name and address with little else confirmed yet — so they're listed here without a rank.

Price tiers in Mobile

Of the 10 stores with a recorded price tier, the split is $ (3), $$ (6) and $$$ (1).

$
Budget — entry-level goods, promotional pricing3 stores on record.
$$
Mid-market — mainstream brands, frequent sales6 stores on record.
$$$
Upper-mid — better construction, design support1 store on record.

How to choose a store in Mobile

How many furniture stores in Mobile are in this guide?
29 verified stores, listed below, ranked. 12 are branches of a chain we track; the rest are independent.
Which stores are chains and which are independent?
Branded chains account for 12 of the 29 verified stores here, led by Ashley (3), Aaron's (2), Mattress Firm (2) and Havertys (1).
What price tiers are represented in Mobile?
Of the 10 stores with a recorded price tier, the split is $ (3), $$ (6) and $$$ (1).
Which services should I ask about before I buy?
On services, the most commonly recorded are delivery (12), financing (11), assembly (7) and haul-away of old furniture (5). Delivery and white-glove delivery aren't the same line item — white-glove typically includes room placement and packaging removal, plain delivery usually doesn't. Ask for the distinction in writing before you compare two quotes.
How current is this information?
Every store below carries the date we last checked it. The most recent verification across Mobile records was August 9, 2026. See "How we rank" for the sources and how corrections are handled.

Nearby cities

Straight-line distance between each city’s recorded store locations, not driving distance.

Questions shoppers ask

Do furniture showrooms in Mobile require an appointment?
Most accept walk-ins during posted hours. A store that works primarily by appointment or trade referral will usually say so on its own site — worth a quick check before a special trip.
Is delivery included in the price on the tag?
Rarely. Delivery, white-glove setup and haul-away of an old piece are usually quoted separately from the sticker price. Ask for an all-in number before you commit.
Does this guide sell furniture?
No. This is an editorial ranking guide, not a retailer. We don't sell furniture, take orders or process payment — every store listed runs its own showroom and its own checkout.
What if a store is missing, closed, or the details are wrong?
Email editorial@bestfurniturestore.com with the store name and what’s wrong. See How we rank for how corrections are logged.