Furniture Stores in Urbandale, IA

“I found and purchased a fabulous distressed lantern for my front porch. It's just gorgeous and I'll put 3 candles with timers in it. It was very reasonably priced and I had such a fun experience shopping. Everyone was so helpful. I always love shopping there.”

“Went on a Sunday, and they were staffed EXTREMELY well, even at 11am. Staff was available as needed and not pushy. We was able to wander until we found all our items in our list. We then had David, who was in clearance section, handle all our transactions. TALK ABOUT EASY PEASY! Everything was easy to do with him, he communicated about options, including delivery, and with one swipe of our card, WE WAS DONE!”

“Gail and her team do an amazing job! All the products we have purchased have been outstanding in quality. We recently had an issue with an outdoor sofa we purchased from one of the big box stores. Gail found a way to help us find a solution to our problem when the big box store didn’t care to help us. Highly recommend Backyard adventures.
We won’t be shopping anywhere else going forward.”

“Have purchased several furniture pieces from Artis and been pleased with the whole experience. Their collections are outstanding examples of contemporary and traditional Arts and Crafts and they offer custom and in-home designer services. Definitely worth a visit to see for yourself.”

“Ron was great. They have tons of great stuff. Walked in and bought a patio table and chairs. They delivered it in about 20 minutes. The delivery guys set it up with no problem, great guys! Highly recommend you stop in.”

“This location is a large-format store with a deli, bakery, and expanded grocery. It also retains the classic SuperTarget logo even as Target continues to phase out SuperTarget branding. They sell some unique items here that I don’t normally see at many Targets, like Kendra Scott jewelry, with even more interesting products arriving when the Target Beauty Studio opens sometime in September. This location also has a CVS (located in the center of the store rather than along a wall), an Optical Center, and a Taste of Target area that sells classic popcorn and slushies. Oddly, the Taste of Target area is located on almost the exact opposite side of the store from the Starbucks. The Starbucks area is quite large and appears to have formerly been a Food Avenue food court, like those found in ‘80s and ‘90s Targets. My only point of critique is that, as of Fall 2026, the deli sells a lot of Boar’s Head products, and not just the prepackaged sandwich meats you see at many Targets. I can’t recall if all of the meat products in the deli section were Boar’s Head, but I can see the brand’s presence posing a problem for Target in the future, since I just don’t think many people trust Boar’s Head after its recent food-safety controversies. The bakery seems nice, though, selling both Target-branded pre-packaged goods and made-to-order baked goods. They also carry Krispy Kreme doughnuts.”