KKirkland's sells home decor and furniture through a network of retail stores, originally gift shops that offered stylish home accessories at accessible prices. Its products range from decorative accents to larger furniture items, with stores historically located in indoor malls and later moved to outdoor shopping centers to accommodate bigger pieces. The company grew from a regional chain into a national presence and eventually became a publicly traded entity. In 2025 it entered a new phase when Bed Bath & Beyond, Inc. announced the acquisition of Kirkland's Home assets, signaling a shift toward multi-brand operations under The Brand House Collective umbrella. Compared with competitors, Kirkland's emphasizes a long-standing national footprint, a transition to outdoor centers for larger-item offerings, and a transition from a single-brand gift shop to a multi-brand platform aimed at broadening home-lifestyle options.
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Kansas City-area home goods store is closing amid companywide struggle. November 3, 2026 12:42 PM Gift Article Kirkland's - a home goods store with locations across the country - is closing a Kansas City area location amid national changes. The location at 1660 NW Chipman Road in Lee's Summit will close at the end of December, multiple store employees told The Star. Items are marked down, and all sales are final. Employees at its other spots: 15325 W 119th St. in Olathe and 241 S Stewart Road in Liberty told The Star they have not been told by corporate that they will close. Kirkland's parent company, The Brand House Collective, did not respond to The Star's request for comment in time for publication Tuesday. Multiple Kirkland's locations are closing across the country, according to reporting from financial analysis publication The Street. Stores in Cordova, Tennessee; Evansville, Indiana; Gainesville, Georgia; and beyond are among those that will close at the end of the year. In 2025, The Brand House Collective announced that it would close approximately 6% of its 330-plus stores after declining sales. "We're aligning our identity with our vision to become a multi-brand merchandising, supply chain and retail operator - and backing it with decisive actions to strengthen our foundation: reducing excess inventory, closing underperforming locations, optimizing real estate assets, and enhancing talent across the organization," said Kirkland's then-CEO Amy Sullivan in a June 2025 statement. The Brand House Collective merged with Bed Bath & Beyond - a similarly struggling home goods store - last year. This story was originally published November 3, 2026 at 12:42 PM with the headline "Kansas City-area home goods store is closing amid companywide struggle." Openings & Closings November 2, 2026 11:50 AM Openings & Closings November 2, 2026 3:48 PM The Kansas City Star Jenna Thompson covers retail news for The Kansas City Star. A native of Lincoln, Nebraska, she previously reported for the Lincoln Journal Star and graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she studied journalism and English.
Everything Must Go! Kirkland's Closing its brick location. Discover more Book Local Tours Buy Maps View Census Data Kirkland's Closing Store, Ending Presence at the Jersey Shore BRICK, NJ - Shoppers in Ocean County will soon say goodbye to another familiar retail destination. Kirkland's, the national home furnishings and décor retailer, is preparing to close its store at Brick Commons, marking the end of the company's presence along the Jersey Shore. Buy Maps According to a report published by WorldNews, the Brick location is the last remaining Kirkland's store at the Jersey Shore, and a store closing sale is now underway with signs advertising "Everything Must Go!" and "All Sales Final." [article.wn.com] The store is located at: Kirkland's - Brick Commons 744 NJ Highway 70 W Brick, NJ 08723 Kirkland's is known for offering a wide variety of home décor, wall art, furniture, seasonal decorations, lighting, gifts, and other home furnishings. The Tennessee-based retailer has operated stores across the country and maintains an online shopping platform for customers seeking home décor and design products. While the company has not publicly detailed future plans for the Brick storefront, the closure represents the loss of the retailer's final physical location serving the Jersey Shore region. Residents who have shopped the store over the years are expected to find significant discounts during the liquidation sale as remaining inventory is cleared out. Book Local Tours Customers can continue to shop online through the company's official website, Kirkland's Home, and locate other stores through the company's Store Locator. Kirkland's also maintains an active presence on Facebook, where customers can find updates on products, promotions, and company news. The closure adds to the ongoing changes in the retail landscape throughout New Jersey, where shifting consumer shopping habits and increasing online sales continue to reshape brick-and-mortar retail operations. Buy Maps Source: Kirkland's closing its last Jersey Shore store, WorldNews, published October 30, 2026 November 1, 2026 Find Police Jobs
Kirkland's Home to close Frisco location. Published October 30, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. CT The Kirkland's Home in Frisco will close this December, according to a company representative. Kirkland's Home sells home furnishings and décor, including furniture, wall art, lighting, rugs, pillows and decorative accents. The business also offers seasonal and holiday decorations, kitchen items and floral arrangements at its 14 North Texas locations. Signage within the Frisco location indicates 30% off the entire store ahead of its Dec. 27 closing date. * Closing Dec. 27 * 3333 Preston Road, Ste. 404, Frisco * www.kirklands.com
Kirkland's Inc. launches Christmas Morning by Kathy Ireland holiday collection. Published on 10/27/2026 at 01:37 pm EDT S&P Capital IQ Kirkland's Inc. announced the launch of Christmas Morning by Kathy Ireland, a new holiday collection created in partnership with lifestyle designer and entrepreneur Kathy Ireland. The 20-piece Christmas Morning collection celebrates the warmth, joy and traditions that bring families together during the holidays. Featuring robes, mugs, ornaments, blankets, candles and more, the assortment is designed around the moments that make Christmas morning special. From cozy essentials to festive finishing touches, each piece reflects the spirit of Faith, Family and Friends and the simple joy of gathering at home with those you cherish most. Prices range from $5.99 to $59.99. The Christmas Morning by Kathy Ireland collection is available at more than 200 Kirkland's locations nationwide and at holiday pop-ups in 80 Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store locations. (C) S&P Capital IQ - 2026
NFIM honors veterans and first responders with recovery technology donations at inaugural "Party at the Outpost" GlobeNewswire | National Foundation for Integrative Medicine Today at 6:33am PDT In partnership with Kirkland's, NFIM presented over 5,000 donated Jazz Band devices, equated to over $4,000,000 value to local organizations during a day of live music, community, and philanthropy in Kirkland, Arizona KIRKLAND, Ariz., Sept. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - The National Foundation for Integrative Medicine (NFIM) recognized veterans, first responders, and the charitable organizations that serve them during a community donation presentation at Party at the Outpost, held Saturday, September 5, 2026, at Kirkland's in Kirkland, Arizona. In partnership with Kirkland's, NFIM presented 5,000 donated Jazz Band regenerative therapy devices manufactured by DNA Vibe to affiliated charitable and community organizations supporting those who serve. The inaugural outdoor concert drew 750 attendees for a family-friendly day of live music, community celebration, and philanthropy. The event raised awareness in support of NFIM's mission to expand access to evidence-based, non-pharmacologic recovery technology for those who serve their communities every day. During NFIM's dedicated hour from 4:00 to 5:00 PM, the Foundation presented the donations, with a group of Marine veterans presenting the colors to open the ceremony. Devices were distributed to US Vets, Peeples Valley Fire District and National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA), recognizing the people and nonprofits serving veterans, first responders, and their families. "What stood out most at Kirkland was hearing directly from people about the difference they were experiencing. Several individuals shared remarkable personal stories - from significant improvements in longstanding pain to feeling well enough to participate in life in ways they hadn't been able to before. We also saw tremendous excitement from people receiving a device for the first time. For me, that is what this work is about: putting innovative wellness technologies into people's hands and seeing the impact they can have on their quality of life." - Dianne Tremblay, National Foundation for Integrative Medicine The devices distributed are Jazz Bands, regenerative wearable technology designed to support recovery and performance through red light, near-infrared, microvibration, and low-level signaling. The Jazz Band is manufactured by DNA Vibe and validated by NFIM through its independent review process. The day featured live performances by the Western Fusion Band and the Josh Roy Band, with Taylor Irene performing the National Anthem to open the event. Throughout the day, NFIM staffed an onsite tent where attendees learned more about the Foundation, its charitable programs, and its work supporting veterans, first responders, and other communities. "At Kirkland's, we're deeply grateful for our Yavapai County community and the veterans and first responders who give so much to it," said Charles Tramont, Managing Partner of Kirkland's. "Thanks to NFIM, we're fortunate to help bring new opportunities for healing and recovery to the people who have always been there for us." The donations are part of NFIM's broader philanthropic initiative to bring innovative health and wellness technologies directly to the populations who need them most, moving healthcare beyond the clinic and into the hands of the people it's meant to serve. NFIM operates independently of commercial manufacturers and does not endorse or market medical products. Donated by NFIM - Made by DNA Vibe About the National Foundation for Integrative Medicine (NFIM) For patients, practitioners, partners, and policymakers seeking the trustworthy advancement of integrative medicine, the National Foundation for Integrative Medicine (NFIM) is the independent, nonprofit scientific and ethical steward that evaluates, validates, and translates emerging therapies into safe, defensible, real-world care, because credibility, not commerce, is what gives integrative medicine the authority to reach the people it was meant to help. About Kirkland's Kirkland's is a community destination rooted in hospitality, connection, and support for the people who serve, work, and compete across the region. Kirkland's hosts live entertainment, family gatherings, and community events that celebrate local culture and bring neighbors together. Media Contact: Charles Tramont Secretary, National Foundation for Integrative Medicine Managing Partner, Kirkland's Phone: (928) 442-3408 Cell: (480) 234-2619 Email: [email protected] Website: kirklandoutpost.com This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact GlobeNewswire directly.
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Company Size
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Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Brentwood, TN
Founded
1966
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