PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Nearly a dozen U.S. cities are welcoming the initial wave of combined stores featuring two once-prominent brands that previously filed for bankruptcy.
Earlier this year, Bed Bath & Beyond announced it was acquiring The Container Store. Both companies filed for bankruptcy in 2023.
The former has been rebounding after Overstock.com bought the Bed Bath & Beyond brand name and relaunched it as an online store and app. Last year, it was announced that physical Bed Bath & Beyond stores would be opening under the Brand House Collective Inc. umbrella. The company made a stir when Executive Chairman and CEO Marcus Lemonis, also the co-founder and now-retired CEO of Camping World, said Bed Bath & Beyond stores wouldn’t open in California.
Multiple California cities are, however, among the newest homes for Bed Bath & Beyond + The Container Store locations.
22 cities among ‘first phase’ of rollout
The “co-branded” stores are “welcoming customers … immediately,” Beyond said in a Thursday press release. These Bed Bath & Beyond + The Container Store locations are meant to make “a more connected home shopping experience.”
“Our customers don’t think about their homes in categories,” Lemonis said in a statement. “For decades, customers have had to visit multiple retailers, websites and service providers to complete a single home project. One company for bedding, another for storage, another for closets, another for installation. That model no longer works.”
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The first combo location opened in Fort Worth, Texas, in May.
Twenty-two more stores are among the “first phase” of what is expected to be a nationwide rollout. These locations were said to be welcoming customers “immediately”:
South Coast (Costa Mesa), California
Century City (Los Angeles), California
Park Meadows (Lone Tree), Colorado
Miami, Florida
Buckhead (Atlanta), Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
Northbrook, Illinois
Oak Brook, Illinois
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Natick, Massachusetts
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Paramus, New Jersey
6th Avenue (New York City), New York
Westbury, New York
Charlotte, North Carolina
Columbus, Ohio
Portland (Tigard), Oregon
Nashville, Tennessee
Austin, Texas
Houston, Texas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bellevue, Washington
The “co-branded” retailer is expected to continue opening converted stores throughout the upcoming weeks, according to company leaders.
Each store is expected to match the community that it’s in, reflecting “how people actually live in each market,” Lemonis said.
Where additional co-branded stores could open soon
In late April, The Container Store announced an “overhaul” of 98 of its locations in order to make way for the new combined retail concept.
Now that 23 stores have been rebranded, the remaining set to be reopened are in:
Arkansas: Little Rock
Arizona: Glendale, Phoenix (20th Street and N. Scottsdale Road), Tucson
California: Corte Madera, Palo Alto, Sacramento, San Diego, El Segundo, San Francisco, San Jose, San Mateo, Walnut Creek, Woodland Hills
Colorado: Denver and Broomfield
Delaware: Newark
Florida: Boca Raton, Hallandale Beach, Miami, Orlando, Palm Beach Gardens, Pembroke Pines, Tampa
Georgia: Alpharetta and Atlanta
Illinois: Schaumburg
Indiana: Indianapolis
Iowa: West Des Moines
Kansas: Overland Park
Maryland: Annapolis, Gaithersburg, Rockville
Massachusetts: Peabody
Michigan: Novi and Troy
Missouri: St. Louis
Nebraska: Omaha
New Hampshire: Salem
New Jersey: Bound Brook, Cherry Hill, Livingston, Princeton
New Mexico: Albuquerque
Nevada: Las Vegas
New York: Huntington Station, White Plains, Yonkers
North Carolina: Raleigh
Ohio: Cincinnati and Beachwood
Oklahoma: Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania: King of Prussia and Pittsburgh
Rhode Island: Cranston
Tennessee: Germantown
Texas: Arlington, Friendswood, Fairview, Dallas (West Northwest Highway and Dallas Parkway), Houston, San Antonio, Southlake, Plano, The Woodlands
Virginia: Ashburn, Arlington, Reston, Richmond, Springfield, Vienna
Washington: Tukwila
Wisconsin: Wauwatosa
It’s unclear when exactly the reformatted stores will open, but Beyond said in a press release that the transitions would take place “over the following months.”
Bed Bath & Beyond’s rebound continues
In addition to The Container Store, Bed Bath & Beyond has also acquired or announced plans to acquire Fathom, a real estate services platform; Installed Right and SFV Services; and the assets of F9 Brands, Inc., including Cabinets To Go and Lumber Liquidators. Additionally, Bed Bath & Beyond unveiled a strategic partnership with financial services company Bilt, as part of its “Everything Home” strategy.
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In 2025, Beyond took an ownership stake in Kirkland’s Inc., a home decor chain with around 300 stores nationwide. Kirkland’s then rebranded as The Brand House Collective, and existing stores were slated to be converted to Bed Bath & Beyond stores.
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