Top office furniture dealers in Texas, ranked by ChatGPT answers

Places ChatGPT showed

• BHC Office Solutions · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• SAVVI COMMERCIAL FURNITURE · 4.7★ · Office furniture store
• Office Furniture Liquidations · 4.8★ · Used office furniture store$$
• CultureSpace · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• Smart Buy Office Furniture · 4.9★ · Office furniture store$$
• Anderson & Worth Office Furniture · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Continental Office Group · 4.7★ · Used office furniture store

If you mean commercial office furniture dealers rather than general furniture stores, Texas has a strong market. I’d shortlist these based on service breadth, inventory, and geographic coverage rather than treating “best” as a single objective ranking.

• BHC Office Solutions — Dallas/DFW
  Full-service commercial dealer offering new and pre-owned furniture, space planning, installation, relocation, storage, rentals, and liquidation. Good fit for a company furnishing an entire office rather than buying a few desks.
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston — Houston
  Offers new, remanufactured, refurbished and used furniture, with space planning, delivery, installation and reconfiguration. Particularly useful for businesses wanting a project handled from planning through installation.
• SAVVI COMMERCIAL FURNITURE — Houston
  Strong selection of commercial-grade chairs, cubicles, workstations, desks and other office equipment, including new, used and refurbished inventory.
• Office Furniture Liquidations — San Antonio
  A large selection of new, used, open-box and closeout furniture, including brands such as Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, Knoll and HON. They also deliver throughout Texas.
• CultureSpace — San Antonio
  More oriented toward workplace design and complete commercial interiors, including planning, furniture specification and installation.
• Smart Buy Office Furniture — Austin
  New and used inventory, office-space planning, and even short- and long-term furniture rentals. BBB lists it as an accredited office-furniture business with an A+ rating.
• Anderson & Worth Office Furniture — DFW
  New, made-to-order and pre-owned commercial furniture, with an emphasis on ergonomic seating and hands-on showroom selection.
• Continental Office Group — Dallas
  Particularly interesting for larger projects involving used/new furniture, warehouse storage, liquidation and project support.

If you're furnishing a sizable office

I'd specifically compare three types of dealers:

1. Premium/new: authorized dealers for brands such as Steelcase, Herman Miller, Haworth, etc.
2. Value-oriented: dealers combining new and refurbished/used inventory.
3. Full-service: dealers that handle space planning → procurement → delivery → installation → reconfiguration.

For example, Texas Wilson in San Antonio is an authorized Steelcase dealer and has been operating since 1985, with more than 200 furniture manufacturers represented. There are also multiple Texas dealers listed in manufacturer/public-sector dealer programs, including dealers in Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Fort Worth.

If you tell me which Texas city (Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, etc.), approximate employee count, and budget per workstation, I can narrow this to 5 dealers worth getting quotes from, including their specialties and contact/showroom information.

Places ChatGPT showed

• WorkSpace Resource · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• BHC Office Solutions · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Smart Buy Office Furniture · 4.9★ · Office furniture store$$
• Office Furniture Liquidations · 4.8★ · Used office furniture store$$
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• ROSI Office Systems · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• CultureSpace · 4.8★ · Office furniture store

If you're furnishing a small or mid-size Texas office, I'd focus on dealers that can do more than sell individual desks—especially space planning, delivery/installation, and a mix of new and used furniture.

Here are several worth comparing:

• WorkSpace Resource — Conroe / Houston area. A particularly useful option if you want new and pre-owned furniture plus rental, with workstations, seating, conference rooms, reception, and storage. It specifically caters to small and mid-sized offices.
• BHC Office Solutions — Addison / DFW. Good for businesses wanting commercial-grade new or pre-owned furniture and services such as workstations, ergonomic seating, space planning and installation.
• Smart Buy Office Furniture — Austin. A strong value-oriented option, with new and used inventory, rentals, and commercial-grade workstations and seating.
• Office Furniture Liquidations — San Antonio. Especially relevant if keeping costs down is important. It carries new, used, open-box, closeout and scratch-and-dent commercial furniture, including premium brands.
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston — Houston. Offers new, remanufactured, refurbished and used furniture, with project support extending from planning through delivery, installation and reconfiguration.
• ROSI Office Systems — Houston. Particularly suited to offices needing cubicles/workstations, benching, seating and reconfiguration, with design, delivery and installation capabilities. ROSI says it has served Houston, San Antonio and Austin for more than 20 years.
• CultureSpace — San Antonio. More design/project oriented, making it worth considering for a new office or a more polished workplace buildout rather than simply buying furniture off the floor.

Two particularly interesting DFW options

Eggleston Office is worth putting on the quote list if you're in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. It explicitly focuses on companies from roughly 5–500 employees, offers new, inspected pre-owned and remanufactured furniture, and provides free design/space planning.

Texas Furniture Solutions is another DFW option if you want a turnkey project. It offers free 3D design, new commercial furniture, delivery and installation, and specifically targets small and mid-sized businesses.

For a small office on a sensible budget, I'd get quotes from a mix of one full-service new-furniture dealer and one used/remanufactured dealer. That makes it much easier to see whether the savings from used furniture justify giving up customization and immediate access to the exact finishes you want.

If you tell me which Texas city (Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, etc.), approximate employee count, and budget per workstation, I can narrow this to 5 dealers and compare them on price, new vs. used inventory, brands, design services, installation, and typical fit for your office size.

Places ChatGPT showed

• AGILE INTERIORS · 4.7★ · Office furniture store
• CultureSpace · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• CultureSpace · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• CORE Office Interiors · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• Texas Wilson · 4.6★ · Office furniture store
• Front Desk Office Furniture · 4.7★ · Office furniture store
• Workscape Designs · 5.0★ · General contractor

If space planning and design are the priority—not simply finding furniture—I’d focus on dealers with in-house designers, CAD/3D planning, workplace strategy, and project management.

Strong Texas options

• AGILE INTERIORS — Houston
  A design-oriented commercial interiors firm that combines furniture, architectural interiors, workplace planning, and project execution. A good fit for more sophisticated office build-outs where furniture needs to integrate with the broader interior.
• CultureSpace — Austin
  Provides workplace planning, furniture, acoustical/privacy solutions, and installation. Particularly relevant if you're designing a modern workplace rather than just filling offices with desks.
• CultureSpace — San Antonio
  Same broader CultureSpace offering in San Antonio, with planning, furniture/finish selection, project management, and installation.
• CORE Office Interiors — San Antonio
  More of a comprehensive workplace-solutions partner, including space planning/design plus acoustics, architectural walls, AV, and other elements that affect how an office functions.
• Texas Wilson — San Antonio
  Offers workspace planning and design with computer-aided visualization, along with furniture specification and project support.
• Front Desk Office Furniture — DFW
  A full-service dealer with dedicated space-planning/design services, including on-site visits, floor plans, electrical/data considerations, installation, and follow-up.
• Business Interiors — DFW
  A long-established contract furniture dealer that integrates architecture, technology, and furniture. It specifically offers space planning, project management, installation, relocation, and asset management, and is a Steelcase Premier Partner.
• Interior Resources Group (IRG) — DFW
  Particularly worth considering for larger or more complex projects. IRG says it has 300+ manufacturer partnerships and provides space planning, renderings, showroom selections, delivery, installation, and project management.
• Texas Furniture Solutions — DFW
  A potentially attractive option if you want a straightforward design-to-installation process. They provide free 2D layouts and photorealistic 3D renderings, including checks for walkways, ADA clearances, power/data, and conference-room sizing.
• Facilities Resource, Inc. — Austin/Central Texas
  Provides turnkey workspace design, space planning, furniture procurement, project coordination, and installation, with more than 28 years serving Central Texas.
• HBI Office Solutions — East Texas/Brazos Valley
  A full-service contract dealer with dedicated interior design and space-planning capabilities, including offices, healthcare, hospitality, education, coworking, and lobbies.

How I'd narrow the field

One other interesting option is Workscape Designs in Round Rock: it combines commercial interior design/space planning with furniture specification, procurement, installation, and even tenant-improvement/construction services, which can be useful when the furniture project overlaps with the build-out.

If you tell me which Texas city/metro, approximate square footage, number of employees, and whether this is a new build, relocation, or refresh, I can narrow this to 3–5 dealers that are particularly well matched to your project.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Corporate Liquidators · 4.7★ · Used office furniture store$$
• National Office Interiors and Liquidators Houston · 4.2★ · Office furniture store
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• Office Furniture Liquidations · 4.8★ · Used office furniture store$$
• ADAMS OFFICE FURNITURE-main office/warehouse/showroom- new pre-owned-refurbished · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• Continental Office Group · 4.7★ · Used office furniture store
• Anderson & Worth Office Furniture · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Used Office Furniture Connection · 4.5★ · Used office furniture store$$
• Smart Buy Office Furniture · 4.9★ · Office furniture store$$

Yes. Texas has several established dealers specializing in used, refurbished, remanufactured, and liquidated commercial office furniture. A few worth comparing:

• Houston — Corporate Liquidators — Large selection of pre-owned office furniture, with recognizable commercial brands such as Herman Miller, Steelcase, Knoll, HON, and Kimball. Good option if you're looking for discounted higher-end pieces.
• Houston — National Office Interiors and Liquidators Houston — Used, liquidated, refurbished and new furniture, with warehouse/showroom inventory. They handle larger office buildouts as well as individual pieces.
• Houston — Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston — Offers used, refurbished and remanufactured furniture, plus space planning, delivery and installation.
• Houston — New Space Office Solutions — Particularly interesting for refurbished rather than merely used furniture. They rebuild commercial-grade systems with new fabric, refinished/replaced surfaces and replacement components; qualifying refurbished products carry a five-year warranty.
• Dallas/DFW — Adams Office Furniture — Carries new, pre-owned and refurbished furniture, including desks, cubicles, seating, conference furniture and storage.
• DFW — Continental Office Group — Used/pre-owned and refurbished office furniture covering workstations, desks, seating, conference tables, reception and storage.
• DFW — Anderson & Worth Office Furniture — Pre-owned commercial furniture alongside new products, with an emphasis on commercial-grade and ergonomic furniture.
• DFW — Used Office Furniture Connection — Large Carrollton warehouse with used commercial furniture, delivery and installation.
• Dallas — Cubicle Depot — Specializes heavily in used cubicles and workstations, including Steelcase, Haworth and Herman Miller systems, and also offers new/refurbished desks.
• Austin — Smart Buy Office Furniture — Used and new inventory, including commercial-grade desks, ergonomic seating, workstations and conference furniture.
• San Antonio — Office Furniture Liquidations — Large liquidation operation carrying used, open-box, closeout and scratch-and-dent furniture from brands including Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, Knoll and Teknion. They deliver throughout Texas.
• Statewide — EthoSource — Supplies refurbished and used furniture throughout Texas, with particular expertise refurbishing Herman Miller Ethospace systems. They also provide space planning, delivery, installation and liquidation services.
• DFW/Austin/San Antonio/Houston — Eggleston Office — Offers inspected pre-owned furniture and a remanufactured tier, including remanufactured Herman Miller Aeron chairs, in addition to new furniture.

What I'd look for

If quality and longevity matter more than simply getting the lowest price, ask each dealer about Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, Knoll, Teknion, or HON inventory. More importantly, ask whether a piece is merely used or has actually been refurbished/remanufactured, and what components were replaced.

For refurbished seating in particular, ask about:

• Cylinder/gas lift replacement
• Casters and armrests
• Upholstery replacement
• Mechanism inspection
• Warranty
• Return policy

If you tell me which Texas city/metro you're buying in (Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, etc.), your approximate budget, and whether you're furnishing one office or an entire workplace, I can narrow this to the most relevant dealers and compare them by brands, refurbishment quality, warranties, and pricing.

Places ChatGPT showed

• BHC Office Solutions · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Business Interiors · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Dallas DESK, Inc. · 2.7★ · Office furniture store$$
• Pearce Office Furniture · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• OIG - Office Interiors Group Showroom · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Used Office Furniture Connection · 4.5★ · Used office furniture store$$

If by “reliable” you mean established DFW dealers with strong commercial capabilities, installation/project support, and a track record beyond simply selling desks, I’d put these on the shortlist. I’m not ranking them, but matching them to different buying needs.

• BHC Office Solutions — Addison. A long-established DFW dealer (since 1997) offering new and pre-owned furniture, space planning, installation, relocation, storage, rentals, and liquidation. A particularly practical option for a small-to-midsize company that wants one vendor to handle the whole project.
• Interior Resources Group (IRG) — Dallas Design District. More oriented toward professionally designed corporate workplaces than bargain furniture. IRG says it has 300+ manufacturer partnerships and provides space planning, ergonomic consulting, project management, delivery/installation, warehousing, and relocation services.
• GL Seaman & Company — Fort Worth. A long-running contract-furniture dealer with particular strength in higher-end commercial interiors; the Fort Worth Chamber identifies it as a MillerKnoll/Knoll, DIRTT and OFS dealer and notes its in-house personnel and full-service capabilities.
• Business Interiors — Irving. A full-service dealership covering new and pre-owned furniture, workplace planning, installation, relocation, refurbishing, warehousing and asset management. Worth considering for larger office moves or multi-phase projects.
• Dallas DESK, Inc. — Addison. One of the area's long-established retail/contract dealers, operating since 1982. It has a very large showroom and handles both new and used furniture, including workstations, conference rooms, reception areas and ergonomic furniture.
• Pearce Office Furniture — Fort Worth. Family-owned and operating since 1983, with new and used inventory. A useful option when you want to physically browse a broad selection rather than undertake a full corporate design process.
• OIG – Office Interiors Group — Northwest Dallas. Particularly worth a look for used/pre-owned commercial furniture, while still offering space planning, installation, relocation and liquidation services.
• Used Office Furniture Connection — Carrollton. More value-oriented, with commercial-grade new and used furniture. A good place to look if your priority is outfitting an office economically.

How I'd narrow it down

One useful distinction: “reliable dealer” and “best deal” aren't necessarily the same thing. For a 20–100 person office, I'd get comparable quotes from BHC, IRG, and Dallas DESK, specifying the exact workstation/chair/desk quantities and requiring delivery, installation, warranty, and removal costs to be itemized. That makes the quotes much easier to compare.

If you tell me your approximate employee count, budget per workstation/chair, and whether you want new or used, I can narrow this to 3–5 DFW dealers that fit the project and compare their specialties and current reviews.

Places ChatGPT showed

• McCoy Rockford · 3.0★ · Office furniture store
• WRG · 4.4★ · Office furniture store
• National Office Interiors and Liquidators Houston · 4.2★ · Office furniture store
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• Supreme Office Furniture · 5.0★ · Used Office Furniture Shop
• SAVVI COMMERCIAL FURNITURE · 4.7★ · Office furniture store
• Corporate Outfitters · 4.9★ · Office furniture store
• GILBERT OFFICE FURNITURE · 5.0★ · Used office furniture store
• Clear Choice Office Solutions · 4.9★ · Used office furniture store

If you're furnishing a business office in the Houston area, there are several strong dealers, but they serve somewhat different needs. I’d shortlist these:

• McCoy Rockford — Best for a full-scale, high-end commercial project. They’re an authorized Steelcase dealer and provide workplace design, space planning, installation, and broader commercial-interior services. Their Houston showroom is at 7110 Old Katy Rd.
• WRG — Best for large corporate/workplace projects. WRG is a certified Herman Miller dealer with a Houston showroom and warehouse, and offers furniture plus architectural and relocation services.
• National Office Interiors and Liquidators — Best for premium furniture at used/refurbished prices. Their roughly 24,000-square-foot Houston showroom carries new and pre-owned Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, Knoll, Teknion and other brands, with space-planning and installation support.
• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston — Good all-around option for outfitting an entire office. They handle new, refurbished and used furniture, plus planning, delivery, installation and reconfiguration.
• Supreme Office Furniture — Good value-oriented option. Their northwest Houston warehouse focuses on new and gently used commercial furniture and frequently refreshed liquidation inventory.
• SAVVI COMMERCIAL FURNITURE — Worth a look for ergonomic seating and Herman Miller/Steelcase pieces. They carry new, used and refurbished commercial furniture and have a substantial Houston showroom/warehouse.
• Corporate Outfitters — Good for a turnkey office refresh. They offer new and used furniture along with furnishing, reconfiguration and office-move services.
• GILBERT OFFICE FURNITURE — Good for inexpensive used furniture. Particularly worth considering if you're furnishing on a tight budget and are comfortable with changing warehouse inventory.
• Clear Choice Office Solutions — Good Katy-area option, especially for used/new furniture, delivery, installation and liquidation services.

How I'd narrow it down

One additional dealer worth considering is OHR Home & Office Solutions. They have a 10,000+ sq. ft. Houston warehouse and specifically blend new, used and refurbished Herman Miller and Steelcase furniture, with free space planning and white-glove installation.

If you tell me your approximate budget and whether you're furnishing 1–5 people, 10–25 people, or 50+ people, I can narrow this to the 3–5 Houston dealers that fit your project and compare their pricing, brands, showroom locations, and services.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• ROSI Office Systems · 4.8★ · Office furniture store
• Corporate Outfitters · 4.9★ · Office furniture store
• National Office Interiors and Liquidators Houston · 4.2★ · Office furniture store
• Office Furniture Connection · 5.0★ · Office furniture store

If speed is the priority, the strongest published turnaround claims I found are concentrated in Houston, with some dealers serving Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and the rest of Texas.

Fastest options I found

• Lindsey's Office Furniture - Houston — Strong statewide option. Lindsey’s offers delivery and installation in Houston and says it can support Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and other Texas markets. It carries new, used and remanufactured inventory, which can be much faster than factory-order furniture.
• ROSI Office Systems — Houston. Provides white-glove delivery and installation with a dedicated delivery/installation operation. Its site specifically discusses optimizing preparation for the fastest installation.
• Corporate Outfitters — Houston. Full-service dealer with its own installation team and truck fleet, offering delivery, installation and moving services. This setup is useful when you need a coordinated, quick deployment rather than simply having furniture shipped.
• National Office Interiors and Liquidators Houston — Houston. Particularly worth considering for speed because it has showroom/warehouse inventory and sells pre-owned, refurbished and new furniture; delivery and installation are available.
• Office Furniture Connection — Houston. Offers used, remanufactured and new furniture plus delivery/installation and project coordination. Warehouse inventory can provide a faster path than ordering new furniture from a manufacturer.

The clearest published turnaround claims

Two Houston dealers stand out because they actually publish numbers:

• Wells & Kimich says 48-hour average delivery for in-stock items, with a 2–5 day typical lead time, same-week local delivery, and in-house installation crews. It says an order placed Monday can be on the floor by Friday in the Houston metro.
• Office Design Works says 48–72 hour delivery is often possible inside Houston's 610 Loop, and that most in-stock items can be delivered and installed within 2–5 business days throughout the Houston metro.

For an especially urgent project, Reliant Office Furniture says many in-stock products are available for next-day delivery, while its team handles professional installation.

If you're outside Houston

Office Furniture Plus in the DFW area advertises used inventory as available immediately and says next-day delivery is available, with showrooms in Irving, Austin and San Antonio and nationwide installation.

So, based strictly on published turnaround information rather than an overall quality ranking, I'd start by calling Wells & Kimich, Reliant, Office Design Works, and Office Furniture Plus and asking specifically for in-stock furniture + delivery + installation by your required date. Those are the firms I found with the most concrete fast-turnaround claims.

If you tell me which Texas city, how many workstations/desks, and your deadline (e.g. “Houston, 20 desks, installed within 7 days”), I can narrow this to dealers that can realistically meet that timeline.

Places ChatGPT showed

• Cox Office Furniture · 4.6★ · Used office furniture store$$
• Camperi's Office Furniture · 4.7★ · Office furniture store
• Pearce Office Furniture · 5.0★ · Office furniture store
• Office Modular Concepts · 4.8★ · Used office furniture store$$

If by “trust” you mean established Texas dealers with a local/family ownership structure, meaningful business clientele, and evidence of long operating histories or repeat customers, there are several worth putting on a shortlist. I’d separate them by region and type of operation rather than treating one as universally “best.”

Strong Texas-owned/family-owned candidates

• Furniture Marketing Group (FMG) — Plano / statewide
  A privately held, family-owned dealership founded in 1981, with Texas showrooms in Plano, Austin, San Antonio, Houston and El Paso. It focuses on contract furniture, workplace design and facility solutions and has a national customer base.
  Good fit: Larger corporate offices, professional workplace design, multi-location projects.
• Total Office Solutions — DFW / Austin / San Antonio
  A multigenerational, family-owned, woman-led Texas company founded in 1987. It handles new furniture, resale/liquidation, office moves, decommissioning, storage, renovations and IT integration. Its published client list includes organizations such as Baylor Scott & White, Coca-Cola, Toyota, Wells Fargo, JLL and Lockheed Martin.
  Good fit: Companies needing furniture plus relocation, liquidation or turnkey project management.
• HBI Office Solutions — Bryan / Huntsville / East Texas
  A second-generation family-owned business that has served Texas since 1976. It provides contract furniture, space planning, interior design, installation and moving services and is HUB-certified and woman-owned.
  Good fit: East Texas, Brazos Valley, education, healthcare and office projects.
• Rhodes Office Furniture — Dallas
  A third-generation, family-owned business that has operated in Dallas since 1965. It sells new and pre-owned commercial furniture and offers space planning, design, installation, project management, storage and liquidation.
  Good fit: DFW businesses wanting a long-established independent dealer, including used/pre-owned options.
• Tejas Office Products — Houston
  Family-owned and locally operated since 1962, and describes itself as Houston's largest independent workplace-solutions provider. Its furniture operation covers private offices, cubicles, workstations, lounge areas, reception spaces and ergonomic seating.
  Good fit: Houston-area businesses wanting a longstanding independent supplier that can handle furniture alongside office supplies and other workplace needs.
• Total Office Solutions / Office Furniture Plus — Texas
  Office Furniture Plus is part of the Total Office Solutions family and says thousands of clients have relied on it for more than 35 years. Its published references include JCPenney, Baylor Scott & White, Toyota, Wells Fargo, Coca-Cola, SMU, CBRE and several Texas governmental/educational organizations.
  Good fit: Commercial projects where references and established project infrastructure matter.

Smaller local/family businesses worth considering

• Hurricane Office Supply — Lubbock / West Texas
  Family-owned and operated for more than 39 years, founded in 1987 by brothers Dean and Carter Trew and now operated by the next generation. It sells new and used furniture and serves businesses, healthcare organizations, schools, government entities and universities throughout West Texas.
  Good fit: Lubbock and West Texas, especially when you want a genuinely local family dealer.
• Total Office Solutions — Waco/Central Texas
  The Waco-area dealer under this name says it has been locally owned and operated since 2005 and was launched by Bobby and Christine Sterling. It handles office, healthcare, education and hospitality furniture, including delivery and installation.
  Good fit: Waco and Central Texas businesses.
• Cox Office Furniture — Austin
  A locally and family-owned Austin dealer concentrating heavily on used/refurbished commercial furniture while also offering new and special-order pieces. Cox Office Furniture
  Good fit: Startups and businesses looking for commercial-grade furniture without paying new-furniture prices.
• Camperi's Office Furniture — Houston
  A family-owned Houston dealer operating since 1985, with new and used office furniture and services for planning and reconfiguring workplaces. Camperi's Office Furniture
  Good fit: Houston businesses looking for an established independent dealer with substantial used inventory.
• Pearce Office Furniture — Fort Worth
  A family-owned Fort Worth business that has served the DFW area since 1983, specializing in new and used office furniture. Pearce Office Furniture
  Good fit: DFW companies wanting a smaller, hands-on local dealer.
• Office Modular Concepts — Farmers Branch/DFW
  A family-owned pre-owned office furniture dealer focused on modular systems, workstations, desks, seating and storage. Office Modular Concepts
  Good fit: Companies furnishing an office economically with quality pre-owned commercial furniture.

How I'd narrow the field

For a large corporate furniture project, I'd investigate FMG, Total Office Solutions, Rhodes and HBI first because their histories, project capabilities and business-client experience are particularly well documented.

For Houston, Tejas, Camperi's and HBI are particularly relevant depending on the project size. For DFW, FMG, Rhodes, Total Office Solutions and Pearce give you a useful mix of large contract capability and smaller family-dealer service.

For used/pre-owned furniture and cost control, the local dealers such as Cox, Pearce and Office Modular Concepts are worth comparing against the larger contract dealers.

If you tell me which Texas metro you're buying in (Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, etc.), approximate employee count, and whether you need new vs. used furniture, I can narrow this to 5–7 dealers and compare their ownership, years in business, brands, project capabilities, customer evidence and geographic coverage.