Decor House Furniture

Decor House Furniture has been outfitting Coral Gables homes since 1983, when Remberto Rodriguez and his son Jose founded the business with a focus on quality furniture and accessories at prices meant to be reasonable rather than purely aspirational. More than four decades later, the showroom remains family operated, now celebrating over forty years in the furniture business while keeping the personal touch that comes from an actual family, rather than a corporate structure, standing behind the products.

The Rodriguez family built their expertise over decades of sourcing furniture from manufacturers around the world, developing relationships that let Decor House offer pieces and price points that a newer entrant to the furniture business would struggle to match. Jose Rodriguez in particular became a recognized figure in Miami’s design and development community, work that has fed back into the showroom’s ability to serve both individual homeowners and design professionals working on larger residential or commercial projects around South Florida.

Service has remained central to the business’s identity alongside the furniture itself, with the company emphasizing white glove delivery as part of its offering, meaning pieces arrive set up and ready rather than left in boxes for a customer to assemble themselves. For furniture purchases, which are often bulky, heavy, and genuinely difficult to move without help, that kind of service matters in ways that online furniture shopping simply cannot replicate, particularly for larger case goods and upholstered pieces.

The showroom operates from the third floor of a building on Ponce de Leon Boulevard, open through the work week and a shorter Saturday schedule, giving shoppers a defined window to browse in person before committing to a purchase. For Coral Gables residents furnishing a new home or refreshing an existing one, Decor House offers the kind of accumulated furniture sourcing knowledge that comes only from decades in the business, paired with a level of personal service from a family run operation that a larger, more anonymous furniture retailer generally cannot match. Over forty years in, the shop remains a reliable stop for homeowners who want both quality and guidance in a single visit. Because furniture shopping often benefits from seeing a piece in person rather than judging scale and finish from a photo online, the third floor Ponce de Leon Boulevard showroom rewards an actual visit, particularly for larger case goods or upholstered pieces where texture and proportion matter more than a listing photo can convey. Design professionals working on larger residential or commercial projects may also find it worth reaching out directly, since the Rodriguez family’s decades of sourcing relationships can sometimes surface options beyond what is immediately visible on the showroom floor.