Beloved Regional Furniture Chain Announces It's Closing All Stores

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01-07-2025

At first glance, furniture stores seem to be prepared for the continued rise of and reliance on technology in the retail industry. Furniture is subjective, as two people could end up with completely different opinions on the same item.
That difference in opinion has kept the traditional showroom in business, as customers are able to get a good look at what they're potentially buying instead of hoping for the best through online shopping.
The traditional model won't be enough to remain financially viable for one furniture chain, as they've announced that they will be closing all of their stores over the next few weeks and months.
Trees n Trends will be closing all six of its current retail locations. The chain is based out of Paducah, Kentucky and also has stores in Henderson and Bowling Green. Other locations include Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Jackson, Tennessee and Jonesboro, Arkansas.
"We, all of us, here at Trees n Trends love what we do. But the time has come for us to say goodbye," the chain announced on Facebook, revealing a liquidation sale with heavily discounted merchandise.
"This is one of my very favorite stores! It always has such beautiful and unique items, so yes, I'm very sad over this news," said one dismayed commenter.
"I hope you know how many people loved Trees n Trends and over the years, came to depend on shopping there, and miss your store's presence. There is nothing here locally that compares. It's a sad, sad day for your customers," said another patron.
Each Trees n Trends location is around 30,000 square feet according to the company's website. The front third of that space is dedicated to "core categories,"depending on the time year that patrons visit the store.
The Wallace Family, which has operated the store as its family business since 1992, thanked customers for their support over the years.
"We have been greatly blessed to have been able to work so closely with our family," the Wallace family said in its statement.
"A heartfelt Thank You to our customers, our employees, and our family all of whom have made our journey of the last 30 plus years possible!"
Beloved Regional Furniture Chain Announces It's Closing All Stores first appeared on Men's Journal on Jun 30, 2025