- In June 2025, At Home filed for bankruptcy, citing struggles with debt and tariffs.
- The company announced that 30 store locations will be closing by September 30, 2025.
- From now to the end of September, closing At Home locations are offering deals up to 30% off.
If you're planning to redecorate your home for fall or give your space a facelift, make sure to do it before the end of September, as another retailer has joined the list of 2025 store closures, alongside Kroger, CVS, Rite Aid, Kohl's and more. This time, in the home decor and furniture space as At Home has announced plans to shutter 30 store locations by September 30, 2025.
Why is At Home closing stores?
On June 16, 2025, At Home filed for bankruptcy, sharing that the company had nearly $2 billion in funded debt, according to a press release issued by the company. In that same statement, At Home shared, "We are operating against the backdrop of an increasingly dynamic and rapidly evolving trade environment as we navigate the impact of tariffs."
Under new management, the company planned to close 26 store locations across the United States, but later rescinded the shuttering of two locations. On August 1, 2025, At Home announced six more locations would be closing, totalling 30 stores. These closings are expected to take place by September 30, 2025, per court documents.
What At Home locations are closing?
Spanning east to west, closures are expected to take place in 15 states, with California experiencing the most shutterings with eight location closures.
Before stores close their doors for good, At Home is offering a host of going-out-of-business deals, such as up to 30% off all items, including store fixtures and equipment, until they're sold. The company also stated, all sales made after August 1 are final and "coupons and other non-employee discounts will not be applied in addition to sale prices at closing stores."
Gift cards, gift certificates, loyalty and credit card rewards will be accepted until August 14 at closing locations.
See below for the full list of At Home store closures.
California
- Chico: 1982 E 20th Street
- Costa Mesa: 2200 Harbor Blvd
- Foothill Ranch: 26532 Towne Center Drive
- Long Beach: 2900 N Bellflower Blvd
- Pasadena: 3795 E Foothills Blvd
- Sacramento: 8320 Delta Shores Circle South
- San Jose: 750 Newhall Drive
- Tustin: 2505 El Camino Real
Florida
- North Miami: 14585 Biscayne Blvd
Illinois
- Crestwood: 13180 S Cicero Avenue
- Lake in the Hills: 101 Randall Road
- Peoria: 5203 W War Memorial Drive
Indiana
- Bloomington: 3175 W 3rd Street
Iowa
- Council Bluffs: 3271 Market Place Drive
Massachusetts
- Dedham: 300 Providence Highway
- Shrewsbury: 571 Boston Turnpike
Michigan
- Ypsilanti: 3100 Washtenaw
Minnesota
- Rochester: 2820 Hwy 63 South
Montana
- Billings: 905 S 24th Street West
New Jersey
- Ledgewood: 461 Route 10 East
- Middletown Township: 1361 NJ-35
- Ocean Township: 2341 Route-66
New York
- Bronx: 300 Baychester Ave
- Rego Park: 6135 Junction Blvd
Pennsylvania
- Pittsburgh: 720 Clairton Blvd
Utah
- West Bountiful: 190 South 500 West
Virginia
- Leesburg: 19460 Compass Creek Pkwy
- Manassas: 8300 Sudley Road
Washington
- Bellingham: 1001 E Sunset Dr
- Yakima: 2530 Rudkin Road
Kate Franke (she/her) is an editorial assistant in the Hearst Lifestyle Group, covering for Woman's Day and Good Housekeeping. She loves all things lifestyle, home, and market related. Kate has a BAJMC in Magazine Media and BA in Writing from Drake University. She is a proud ASME alum whose work has appeared in Food Network Magazine, The Pioneer Woman Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Modern Farmhouse Style, Beautiful Kitchens & Baths, and more. Next to writing, Kate’s two favorite things are chai lattes and pumpkin bread!
