Top homewares store coming to North Yorkshire town
Popular Danish homewares brand, Søstrene Grene, is opening in Harrogate.
Known for its distinctive Scandinavian design, the brand offers a wide range of stylish, affordable home décor, furniture, and lifestyle products.
The new store in Cambridge Street, in the former Cosy Club, will bring the brand's signature hygge shopping experience to the charming spa town, creating 16 jobs.
Following successful openings in Leeds, York, and Wakefield, Søstrene Grene continues to strengthen its presence in Yorkshire with the new Harrogate store.
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Shoppers are promised a thoughtfully curated selection of homewares, kitchen essentials, gifts, seasonal décor, and craft items, all designed to create a welcoming and cosy atmosphere.
Søstrene Grene has quickly become a favourite among UK shoppers for its blend of affordable design and high-quality products.
The Harrogate store will embrace the brand's signature 'Retail of the Senses' concept, creating an immersive shopping experience with soft lighting, classical music, and a distinctive labyrinth-style layout.
Designed to encourage relaxation and discovery, the store invites customers to slow down, explore, and engage with each moment of their visit.
CEO and Co-owner of Søstrene Grene, Mikkel Grene, said: 'We're really excited to open in Harrogate, a town known for its unique charm. This new store is an important part of our ongoing expansion in Yorkshire, and we're looking forward to introducing our distinctive homewares to even more customers in the region.'
Now with over 300 stores in 17 countries, Søstrene Grene is rapidly growing its presence in the UK, with ambitious plans to open 100 stores across the UK by 2027.
UK Joint Venture Partner, Jonathan Cooper, who runs Søstrene Grene stores across the North of England, is also looking forward to his next opening.
Jonathan said: "Harrogate is a town full of character, and its strong sense of community makes it a perfect fit for Søstrene Grene.
'After the excitement of our Leeds opening earlier this year, we're proud to continue our journey into Yorkshire with the new Harrogate store.
"This expansion is part of a broader plan to bring Søstrene Grene to even more communities across the North, and we're looking forward to seeing it become a much-loved destination in the town."
York's Søstrene Grene opened in Nessgate in November 2023.
Jonathan added: 'The York store has exceeded all expectations and quickly become a go-to for both locals and visitors.'
The official Grand Opening of Søstrene Grene, Harrogate will be announced very soon.
To find out more about Søstrene Grene visit: https://sostrenegrene.com or follow them on Instagram: @sostrenegrene
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