When Bed Bath and Beyond filed for bankruptcy in April 2023 and shuttered its brick-and-mortar presence, shoppers thought the retailer was gone for good. But the home goods giant, famous for its 20% off coupons and variety of kitchen and bath products, began reopening stores last summer, resurfacing as a strong housewares competitor.

And now the company has announced a merger with The Brand House Collective Inc. (formerly Kirkland’s) in a deal worth approximately $26.8 million.

“This acquisition is a big step in building a profitable, growth-oriented Everything Home company,” Marcus Lemonis, executive chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond, noted in a press release detailing the merger, which is expected to take place in early 2026.

The move comes just months after Bed Bath & Beyond acquire

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