Yes, if you like their products and want them to cost less.

It's also a decent place to view their furniture items that aren't in the normal store (they might be damaged, discontinued or returned?)

Thanks, lolauren. So they do actually carry some RH merchandise? (None of the other outlets in that mall ever have anything that was ever in the regular stores.)

We have one an hour away. It has a decent amount of their lighting (nothing we needed in the right finishes) but most things that are not damaged are only 25% - 33% off. So a train rack for towels that was $350 might be down to $275. Cheaper. Yes. But still not cheap.

It's fun to go and see how out of scale their furniture is, though :)

They have a lot of the small items (linens, decorations) and furniture. I haven't gone for a long time, but when their items go on clearance, they're normally good savings.

Thanks, EngineerChic, and thanks again, lolauren. We don't have a regular RH anywhere near here, so I'll probably go check it out, just for fun.

I used to always shop our RH Outlet. Made a killing on pillow covers before the big changeover and 'dryclean everything'.

Def. worth it if you ask me. Ours always has tons of furniture, lighting, bedding, decor & bath items. All I think at good price points. Our RH Outlet was always neat and orderly.

Stopped going so much because I pretty have all that i have to have and I don't want to be tempted. Lordy it's hard!

The RH Outlet closest to me is often rather jumbled, and the furniture and lighting is often significantly damaged. However, the outlet did once have a clearance sale on outdoor furniture, and all of it was in good shape and marked down drastically. So, I guess it depends upon when you go.

Well, I took a drive up there and it was...interesting. I hadn't been in one of their regular stores in years and I was struck by two things: the dreariness of their palette (as often remarked here), and the cruddy quality of much of their merchandise. Wow, they've really gone downhill. More pretension = less quality, evidently.

Anyway, they had a lot of stuff, but nothing terribly interesting. Some relatively good prices on vanities, but even at the sale price you could buy a knockoff with the top included for what they wanted for just the base, and the quality didn't compare favorably with the ones from places like homedecorators--about the same, I'd say.

Some decent prices on dining chairs, but they mostly seemed to have defects and they weren't any better made than the same styles I've seen in places like homegoods.

However, for anyone in FL at the moment this store (Vero Outlet mall) is offering $25 off every hundred you spend, so if you add a knick-knack that would bring things like the chairs down to a pretty competitive price right now.

The biggest drawback of the outlet is their no return policy. You better know that the piece is what you want and will look good in your home. The prices are sometimes very good--during holiday sales and occasionally on items that are damaged.
I like the way some of their bathroom vanities look but I can't get over how poorly their drawer slides work. It's surprising how cheap they feel.

I recently went to the Atlanta-area outlet. I got a few things that I really wanted - robes for $18, towel sets, and a few bath accessories. The prices were fair (additional 25% off all prices).

There's an RH outlet 1 1/2 hrs away from me. I haven't gone often but it might be hit or miss. I call first to see if they have what I'm looking for and how much it costs.

I bought the Dutch Industrial coffee table (no damage at all and very good quality) and the library entertainment unit. Some of the crown molding had broken off on the entertainment unit but they still had the pieces and DH was able to easily repair - looks good as new. It cost 60% less than retail.

I haven't shopped for anything else but may take another trip near the holidays because I can also shop other outlet stores for gifts. With gas prices so high I have to take into account the travel cost when deciding if the discount is worth it.