Wayfair to open its first large store, as physical locations make a comeback
Wayfair, a popular American e-commerce company specializing in furniture and home goods, is reportedly set to open its first large physical store. This development follows the trend of a resurgence in the popularity of brick-and-mortar stores after a significant focus on online trade in previous years.
While the company already has a small outlet store in Kentucky as well as a pop-up shop in Massachusetts, this will be the first time that the company is shifting toward large physical locations. Details such as the specific location of the new store, its size, or when it will open, have not been provided yet. However, with a physical location, Wayfair can provide customers with a tactile, in-person shopping experience, aiding in decision making for large furniture purchases.
This move could potentially boost Wayfair's sales, improve brand visibility and customer trust. It also provides consumers with an additional platform to interact with their products besides the online portal. Will it be a success? Only time will tell, but the comeback of physical locations in retail seems promising.
Wayfair, a popular American e-commerce company specializing in furniture and home goods, is reportedly set to open its first large physical store. This development follows the trend of a resurgence in the popularity of brick-and-mortar stores after a significant focus on online trade in previous years.
While the company already has a small outlet store in Kentucky as well as a pop-up shop in Massachusetts, this will be the first time that the company is shifting toward large physical locations. Details such as the specific location of the new store, its size, or when it will open, have not been provided yet. However, with a physical location, Wayfair can provide customers with a tactile, in-person shopping experience, aiding in decision making for large furniture purchases.
This move could potentially boost Wayfair's sales, improve brand visibility and customer trust. It also provides consumers with an additional platform to interact with their products besides the online portal. Will it be a success? Only time will tell, but the comeback of physical locations in retail seems promising.
