A route to keeping it
Rent it now. Own it on your own schedule.
No big sum up front. Choose what you want, use it right away, and work toward owning it at whatever pace fits your budget. Delivery and setup are already part of it.
How rent to own actually gets you there
Rent to own means the furniture moves in with you today, not after you have saved enough to buy it outright. You choose what you want, set the pace that fits your budget, and work toward owning it over time instead of committing to the full price up front. Because the whole fleet is bought new and used only to stage houses before it ever reaches you, what you are renting toward owning has never sat in anyone's living room. Delivery, setup, disassembly and pickup are all handled as part of the arrangement, so getting started does not mean borrowing a truck or building furniture on your own.
Good for a few specific moments
This fits people moving into a new place, upgrading a room a piece at a time, or furnishing an apartment on a real budget. If financing suits you better than renting toward ownership, we also offer layaway and no-credit-check financing, so there is more than one way to end up with what you want.
Product viewing is by appointment so someone can walk the floor with you. Call or text (317) 536-7368 to set one up.
Flexible by design
You decide the pace, we do not set it for you.
There is no fixed term pushing you toward a decision before you are ready. From an Altari sofa and sleeper to a Kisper occasional set, whatever you start renting toward owning comes off the same floor as everything else we carry, nothing is held back for a separate tier. Tell us roughly what you have in mind and we will work out terms that fit it.
One family's move from Los Angeles
Furnished before she even landed.
“They really tried to match what I had in mind. I was able to customize what I wanted even down to the plants and rug. They also made my move from Los Angeles and Indiana much easier because they were able to arrange the furniture to be delivered the day before I had planned on arriving.”