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Bed Bath & Beyond plans to reopen, accepting old coupons
Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback after filing for bankruptcy in 2023 with the grand opening of its first Bed Bath & Beyond Home store.
Bed Bath & Beyond will open two more stores in Tennessee this November.
The two stores will open on Saturday, Nov. 1 at The Avenue in Murfreesboro, Tenn., and at One Bellevue Place in Nashville on Saturday, Nov. 8, Brand Home Collective chief of staff Star Hudgens previously told USA TODAY.
The opening follows The Brand Collective (formerly Kirkland)’s announcement in September that it would reopen nearly all of its stores as Bed Bath & Beyond over the next two years, according to a news release.
Brand House Collective sold Kirkland’s intellectual property to Bed Bath & Beyond for $10 million earlier this year. The first revitalized Bed Bath & Beyond Home under the new company opened on August 8 in the Nashville suburb of Brentwood. The opening marks the first brick-and-mortar store since the Bed Bath & Beyond retailer declared bankruptcy and closed all stores in 2023. Bed Bath & Beyond has been selling online for the past two years.
Brand House Collective will close five Kirkland stores in 2025, according to a news release. CEO and Director Amy Sullivan said on a conference call with analysts in September that the company will close 25 more stores by January 2026 due to lease expirations. This will bring Bed Bath & Beyond Home’s footprint to about 250, she said.
The company did not say which Kirkland stores would close or which would be converted to Bed Bath & Beyond.
Bed Bath & Beyond coupons are still redeemable
Bed Bath & Beyond coupons will continue to be available at newly opened stores, the retailer said in a July news release. Current coupons outlined on the Bed Bath & Beyond website include $10 off a $150 purchase, $20 off a $350 purchase, $35 off a $700 purchase and $50 off a $1,000 purchase.
The retailer’s most popular coupon, the 20% Big Blue coupon that never expires, is still valid.
Greta Cross is USA TODAY’s national trends reporter. Story ideas? Email her at gcross@usatoday.com.
