At Home, a national home furnishings retailer, announced the closure of six additional stores as part of its ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, bringing the total closures to 28 nationwide in 2025, amid a broader trend of retail store closures and bankruptcies this year.
Home decor retailer At Home has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close 26 underperforming stores by September 30, due to weakened demand and tariff pressures, as part of a strategic restructuring involving ownership transfer to hedge funds and investment groups.
At Home, a home decor and furniture retailer with over 200 stores in the US, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure and eliminate $2 billion in debt, amid ongoing financial struggles and a challenging retail environment. The company plans to continue operations during the process, with most stores remaining open, as it seeks to improve its resilience and competitiveness.
At Home, a popular home goods retailer with 260 stores, filed for bankruptcy due to challenges from a rapidly evolving trade environment, tariffs, and a slump in consumer spending, aiming to restructure its debt and close about 20 stores while continuing operations.
At Home, a home goods retailer with 260 stores across the US, filed for bankruptcy due to tariff impacts and declining consumer spending, but plans to continue operations and restructure its debt with new funding and potential store closures.