Bed Bath & Beyond combines stores with another chain. See locations
Greta CrossBed Bath & Beyond's saga continues with a new in-person concept opening nationwide.
On June 18, Bed Bath & Beyond announced the rollout of 22 new Bed Bath & Beyond + The Container Store combination locations across the country. The stores offer the former's assortment of bedding, bath, kitchen, entertaining and home essentials with the latter's organizational offerings, including custom spaces and in-home services, according to a news release.
The combination stores come after The Container Store entered into a partnership to offer Bed Bath & Beyond products in its stores in 2024. The year prior, Bed Bath & Beyond filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closed its in-person stores. The retailer's products remained available online though when Overstock.com purchased the brand's intellectual property and launched a new website and mobile app. And in 2025, Bed Bath & Beyond acquired The Brand House Collective, formerly Kirkland's. As part of the merger, some Kirkland's locations became Bed Bath & Beyond stores.
Interested in checking out the new Bed Bath & Beyond + The Container Store locations? Here's when and where they will be opening up.
When will the first Bed Bath & Beyond, Container Store locations open?
The first 22 combination stores were open as of June 18.
Where are the first Bed Bath & Beyond, Container Store locations?
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Nashville, Tennessee
- Austin, Texas
- Westbury, New York
- Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
- Columbus, Ohio
- Bellevue, Washington
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Park Meadows (Lone Tree), Colorado
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- Miami, Florida
- 6th Avenue (New York), New York
- Northbrook, Illinois
- Buckhead (Atlanta), Georgia
- South Coast (Costa Mesa), California
- Houston, Texas
- Oak Brook, Illinois
- Century City (Los Angeles), California
- Natick, Massachusetts
- Portland (Tigard), Oregon
- Paramus, New Jersey
- Chicago, Illinois
Additional locations will open in the coming weeks, according to a news release.
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