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Living Spaces

Home furnishings retailer with online, stores

Overview

Living Spaces is a home furnishing brand with a network of stores across the United States and a strong online presence. It sells a wide range of furniture and decorative items for homes, while also aiming to spark imagination and inspiration for good design both inside and beyond the home. The company emphasizes building a positive team culture, believing that a great employee experience leads to better guest experiences. This focus on people and culture supports its business as it grows its store footprint and online offering. The main goal is to help people design and furnish their spaces, grow their teams, and influence how customers think about home design.

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About Living Spaces

Simplify's Rating
Why Living Spaces is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

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Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

La Mirada, CA

Founded

2003

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What believers are saying

  • September 2026 Sacramento and October 2026 Memphis acquisitions expand the pipeline fast.
  • June 26, 2026 Buford opening proved East Coast demand and operating execution.
  • Tucson's 180,000-square-foot Sears conversion targets a furniture gap after Sam Levitz closed.

What critics are saying

  • Memphis paid $22 million for 7900 IKEA Way without announcing an opening timeline.
  • Tucson still lacks an opening date, staffing plan, or revenue start.
  • Failed box conversions in Charlotte, Memphis, and Tucson would trap capital and slow expansion.

What makes Living Spaces unique

  • Living Spaces runs 45 stores and big-box showrooms with cafes and kids' playrooms.
  • Avocado partnership spans 41 locations, adding premium organic sleep and merchandising depth.
  • Adaptive-reuse projects in Tucson, Memphis, Sacramento, and Charlotte beat greenfield rollout.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Vacation
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Flex Spending Account
  • Employee Assistance Program

Company News

TucsonHIRED
Nov 9th, 2026
Living Spaces is coming to the Old Sears at Tucson Mall: furniture store jobs on Oracle Road.

Living Spaces is coming to the Old Sears at Tucson Mall: furniture store jobs on Oracle Road. TUCSON, AZ - The big empty Sears box next to Tucson Mall is finally getting a new tenant. Living Spaces, the California furniture chain, plans to open a store of more than 180,000 square feet in the former Sears at 4570 N. Oracle Road, the Arizona Daily Star reported on November 7. City permit records back it up, and a construction fence went up around the building this fall. No opening date and no hiring announcement yet. But a store this size in a building this big means sales, warehouse and guest services jobs on the north side when it does open. Living Spaces Tucson at a glance. | Business | Living Spaces (furniture and home decor) | | Address | 4570 N. Oracle Road, Tucson (the former Sears next to Tucson Mall) | | Size | More than 180,000 square feet, on two levels | | Concept | Furniture showroom with an in-store cafe and a monitored indoor kids' play space | | Opening | Not announced | | New jobs | Not yet posted or announced | | Industry | Retail | The old Sears gets a second act. Sears closed its Oracle Road store in 2020, and the building has sat dark on the edge of the Tucson Mall parking lot ever since. Now it's filling back up with sofas and dining sets. The paper trail goes back a year. City of Tucson records show a pre-application in November 2025 to allow a furniture store in the vacant Sears building, and a zoning check in December 2025 for a roughly 185,000-square-foot furniture store. In May 2026 the city issued a permit for tenant improvements to turn the two-level building into a furniture showroom. Another filing names the "existing Living Spaces facility" in plans for a new concrete loading area, and an application for a temporary security fence was filed on October 30. You can look up the filings yourself on the City of Tucson parcel record. According to the Star, the plans also remove 43 parking spaces to make room for a second loading dock on the north end of the site. Who is Living Spaces? Living Spaces was founded in 2003 and is based in La Mirada, California. It runs about 45 stores around the country, including four in metro Phoenix: Gilbert, Glendale, Phoenix and Scottsdale. The Phoenix store has a distribution center attached. Its biggest showroom, in Buford, Georgia, covers about a million square feet. The Tucson store will have an in-store cafe and a supervised indoor play area for kids, with games, a playground and movies, so parents can shop in peace. The company did not answer the Star's questions about when it plans to open. A furniture gap on the north side. The timing tells its own story. Sam Levitz, Tucson's largest hometown furniture store, closed in 2024 after 71 years. Its old warehouse is becoming a brick factory, which TucsonHIRED covered in ARTO Brick Is Turning the Old Sam Levitz Warehouse Into a Factory. A national chain moving into a 180,000-square-foot box on Oracle Road suggests someone thinks Tucson is ready to buy couches again. The location helps too. The old Sears sits at Oracle and Wetmore, one of the busiest retail corners on the north side. What it means for Tucson job seekers. Living Spaces hasn't posted Tucson jobs or said how many people it will hire, and nobody outside the company knows the opening date. So treat this as a heads-up, not a help-wanted sign. Here's what the company says it hires for at its stores, and what a building this size suggests. * Sales: Living Spaces hires sales specialists and retail sales specialists to help shoppers plan rooms and place orders. See the retail sales associate career guide and furniture sales jobs in Tucson. * Warehouse and logistics: Two loading docks and a lot of square footage mean people to receive, stage and load furniture. See the warehouse associate and material handler guides, plus warehouse jobs in Tucson. * Guest services: The company's careers page lists guest services teams alongside retail. Start with the customer service representative guide. * Cafe and kids' area: An in-store cafe and a monitored play space could add barista and childcare style roles. The company hasn't said how it will staff them. * Store leadership: A new store needs managers before the doors open. See the assistant store manager and store manager guides. * Construction, now: The remodel is the work happening today. See the construction laborer career guide. The company's careers page lists medical, dental and vision coverage, a 401(k) with a match and an employee discount, though it hasn't published pay for a Tucson store. The wage floor at Oracle and Wetmore. The old Sears sits inside Tucson city limits, according to city parcel records, so the City of Tucson minimum wage applies: $15.45 an hour through December 31, rising to $16.00 on January 1, 2027. That's a floor, not a promise of what Living Spaces will pay. Across the line in unincorporated Pima County, the state minimum of $15.15 (rising to $15.65) applies instead. Its 2027 minimum wage explainer walks through it. More Tucson retail news. Living Spaces joins a busy year for Tucson stores. Catch up on Tucson's fall retail shake-up and the Old Vail Road retail boom on the southeast side. Need work before then? Its holiday jobs roundup covers who's hiring seasonal help right now. Search jobs now. Browse the Retail Careers hub and the Warehouse Jobs hub for pay ranges, skills and what employers look for. Want the next posting in your inbox? Create a free TucsonHIRED account and set an alert for Living Spaces, so you hear about Tucson openings the day they go live. Employers: hiring on the north side? Opening or staffing up near Tucson Mall and Oracle Road? Post your jobs on TucsonHIRED and reach local job seekers who want to work close to home. Frequently asked questions. Where is the new Living Spaces in Tucson? Living Spaces plans to open in the former Sears building at 4570 N. Oracle Road, next to Tucson Mall near Oracle and Wetmore on Tucson's north side. When does Living Spaces open in Tucson? No opening date has been announced. The company did not answer the Arizona Daily Star's questions about its timeline. City permits for the remodel were issued in 2026, and a construction fence went up around the building this fall. Is Living Spaces hiring in Tucson yet? Not yet. No Tucson positions or hiring numbers have been announced. A free TucsonHIRED job alert for Living Spaces will flag postings when they appear. How big is the Tucson Living Spaces store? More than 180,000 square feet on two levels, according to the Arizona Daily Star and City of Tucson permit records. It will include an in-store cafe and a monitored indoor kids' play space. What is the minimum wage at the Tucson Mall location? The site is inside Tucson city limits, so the City of Tucson minimum wage applies: $15.45 an hour through December 31, 2026, and $16.00 starting January 1, 2027. Where else does Living Spaces have stores in Arizona? Living Spaces has four stores in metro Phoenix: Gilbert, Glendale, Phoenix and Scottsdale. The Tucson store would be its first in Southern Arizona. Oracle Road has been waiting a long time for that old Sears to light up again. Get your resume ready, set your alert, and keep an eye on the corner of Oracle and Wetmore.

We Are Memphis
Oct 8th, 2026
Living Spaces buys the former IKEA property in Cordova.

Living Spaces buys the former IKEA property in Cordova. A big Cordova property has a new owner. According to a special warranty deed recorded with the Shelby County Register, Living Spaces Furniture, LLC has purchased the former IKEA property at 7900 IKEA Way for $22 million. The 271,150-square-foot building sits on 29.3 acres, and the property can be expanded. If it becomes a store, it would be the California-based company's first Tennessee location. Living Spaces has not commented on its plans. Living Spaces was founded in 2003 and now has 45 stores in nine states. The company first explored Memphis in 2021, when it filed a site plan for a large furniture store on Goodlett Farms Parkway in Cordova, and it recently opened its first Southeast location in Buford, Georgia. With 29.3 acres to work with and room to expand, the site gives its new owner a lot of room to imagine what comes next.

The Daily Memphian
Oct 7th, 2026
It's official: Living Spaces buys former IKEA store near Wolfchase.

It's official: Living Spaces buys former IKEA store near Wolfchase. By Andy Ashby, Daily Memphian Updated: October 07, 2026 11:08 AM CT | Published: October 07, 2026 11:02 AM CT Our audio player uses an automated voice, which may mispronounce words and names or fail to reflect the tone of an article. Living Spaces looked at a Cordova site in 2021 but didn't build there. Now it has bought the former IKEA store in the Wolfchase area. Topics. Andy Ashby Andy Ashby covers commercial real estate and economic development. He has worked locally at the Germantown News, the DeSoto County Tribune, the Daily News and the Memphis Business Journal. He graduated from the University of Tennessee, where he photographed the 1998 National Championship game. Email tips or story ideas to [email protected]. Want to comment on our stories? If you're a subscriber, scroll down to the comments. If you're not a subscriber, only paid subscribers can add their thoughts, so subscribe now. Our commenting policy can be viewed here.

What Now Media Group
Sep 17th, 2026
South Sacramento's newest furniture anchor comes with its own cafe.

South Sacramento's newest furniture anchor comes with its own cafe. Living Spaces is taking over the former At Home anchor in Delta Shores. Published Date: September 17, 2026, 6:50 PM EDT Living Spaces is opening a new furniture showroom at 8320 Delta Shores Cir S in south Sacramento, taking over the roughly 85,303 square foot building long occupied by At Home at the Delta Shores shopping center. A liquor license filed under LSF Food & Beverage, LLC on September 15 points to something beyond a standard furniture floor: a Living Spaces Café, the chain's in-house restaurant concept built right into select showrooms. Living Spaces Café isn't available at every location, currently operating in 14 stores across the country, but where it exists, it functions as a full-service, affordably priced restaurant attached to the furniture floor. Nothing on the menu runs more than three dollars, spanning snacks like tortilla chips with salsa or guacamole up to heartier entrees, alongside coffee, soft drinks, and a beer and wine selection that's included craft options like Ballast Point Sculpin IPA in other markets. Shoppers who spend $100 or more on furniture the same day can even get their food and drink cost deducted from the bill. Delta Shores has continued filling out as a retail and housing hub on Sacramento's southern edge, anchored by a Walmart Supercenter and a growing lineup of national chains and restaurants, with easy freeway access off Interstate 5 helping support big-box anchors like this one. The tenant swap keeps a national home-focused anchor in place at the center, just trading At Home's high-turnover decor format for Living Spaces' larger showroom and delivery-driven model. Love its content? Add WhatNow as a preferred source on Google to see more of its trusted coverage when you search. Be the first to know. From new restaurant openings to exciting retail launches and real estate insights, be the first to know what's happening in Sacramento Juan Carlos Montoya discovered his love for storytelling through sports, creating social media content in high school before pursuing a bachelor's degree in Journalism in Costa Rica, where he graduated in 2025. Since then, his career has taken him through the halls of Teletica Radio, the biggest mass communication company in Costa Rica, and into the world of digital media as a Social Media Manager for an iGaming platform. Originally from Honduras, Juan Carlos brings a global perspective to every story he tells. He believes that every interview is an opportunity to make a genuine human connection, and that food is one of the most powerful ways to understand a culture and its roots. When he's not tracking down the next big opening in Sacramento or Portland, he's probably watching Football, or planning his next adventure. What Now is his new home, and he's just getting started.

GlobeNewswire
Sep 8th, 2026
Avocado Green Mattress expands retail partnership with Living Spaces.

Avocado Green Mattress expands retail partnership with Living Spaces. LOS ANGELES, CA, Sept. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Avocado Green Mattress and Living Spaces continue to strengthen their longstanding retail partnership through a multi-year collaboration focused on expanding access to premium organic sleep products across the U.S. Avocado products are featured in 41 Living Spaces locations nationwide, offering customers a curated assortment of certified organic mattresses and accessories. The in-store selection includes a variety from the brand's Green Mattress Collection, Luxury Organic Mattress Collection, Speciality Collection, along with accessories including sheets, mattress protectors, and more. "Living Spaces has been an incredible partner in helping expand Avocado's mission of bringing certified organic, thoughtfully crafted sleep products to more homes across the country," said Terry Smith, Senior Key Account Manager, Avocado Green Brands. "Our partnership represents what's possible when two brands align on customer experience, innovation, and long-term growth. Together, we've built a relationship rooted in shared values and a commitment to elevating the retail experience, and we're excited about the momentum we continue to create together." Living Spaces was one of Avocado's earliest large-scale retail partners, helping broaden consumer access to certified organic mattresses and thoughtfully crafted sleep products. Over the course of the relationship, the companies have collaborated closely on retail merchandising, sales training, marketing initiatives, and customer experience enhancements. The partnership has also contributed to strong year-over-year growth and increased visibility for Avocado within the retail mattress category. "The Living Spaces Sleep Center category is built around helping guests navigate the mattress shopping experience with greater clarity, confidence, and trust. Our partnership with Avocado strengthens that mission by adding a premium organic sleep offering to our assortment and supporting it with meaningful product education, in-store merchandising, and team training. Avocado has been a valued partner as we continue to elevate the Sleep Center experience and bring more differentiated sleep solutions to guests across our retail footprint." - Shawn Van Emmerik, Director, Revive, Living Spaces About Avocado Green Mattress Avocado Green Mattress is a Certified B Corporation holding six simultaneous finished-product certifications across its organic mattress lineup. Mattresses are handcrafted with certified organic materials - which may include latex, wool, and cotton, depending on the model - and contain no petroleum-based polyurethane foam. Certifications include GOTS organic certification; OEKO-TEX(R) STANDARD 100 Class I for finished-product harmful substance testing, EWG VERIFIED(R), and MADE SAFE(R) for transparency and ingredient safety; GREENGUARD Gold for low emissions; and UL(R) Formaldehyde-Free. Avocado is a Climate Label Certified company, 1% for the Planet Pinnacle Award winner, and has been recognized by Fast Company as a "Brand That Matters." Press Contact: Mark Abrials Chief Marketing & Sustainability Officer Avocado Green Mattress [email protected]

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