Wayfair — the popular online furniture retailer — is headed to the Pittsburgh region.
The Boston-based company’s first brick-and-mortar location in the region will be in the North Hills Village shopping complex along McKnight Road in Ross.
The 95,000-square-foot store is expected to open next year, according to a company release.
It will sit in the former home of a Burlington Coat Factory between other mall anchors like Best Buy and Target.
The company said its store will feature a “curated selection of Wayfair Verified products organized by room and style.”
It will also have an “on-site design studio” where customers can work with consultants on planned renovations, Wayfair said.
“Pittsburgh is a region celebrated for its strong community roots and distinct architectural character, making it an incredibly exciting market for our physical retail expansion,” Wayfair executive Liza Lefkowski said in a press release.
The nearest other Wayfair store is in Columbus, Ohio.