Bed Bath & Beyond’s comeback expands as 22 new stores open across the U.S.

We haven’t seen the last of Bed Bath & Beyond just yet. Despite filing for bankruptcy in 2023, home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond is looking to expand its presence this year, planning a comeback alongside The Container Store. Announced on June 18, the retailer is introducing a new combined retail experience throughout the country bringing together both home essentials and storage solutions into one store. “The new format is designed to better serve the unique needs of local customers, creating a more connected home shopping experience and strengthening Bed Bath & Beyond’s role as a trusted home destination within the neighborhoods it serves,” the company said in an announcement. The combined store named Bed Bath & Beyond + The Container Store is a continuation of both of the brands’ past partnerships, where The Container Store carried products from the bankrupt retailer in store following an investment from Beyond Inc, the owner of Bed Bath & Beyond, Overstock, and Zulily. Additionally, the 22 stores follow Bed Bath & Beyond’s acquisition of The Container Store earlier this year. “This isn’t a retail experiment. It’s the beginning of a completely new model for home retail,” Amy Sullivan, President of Bed Bath & Beyond, Inc., said in a statement. “We’re bringing together two brands customers already know and trust and making them even stronger together. The same organization expertise customers have always loved from The Container Store now sits alongside the breadth, value and inspiration of Bed Bath & Beyond.” Starting June 18, 22 stores nationwide already welcome customers to the new combined store format. The stores include three in Texas and Illinois, two in New York, Massachusetts, and California, as well as stores in Tennessee, Ohio, Washington, Minnesota, Colorado, Utah, Florida, Oregon, Georgia, North Carolina, and New Jersey. According to the company, more stores are expected to open in phases in the future, with the n