Hemtex will soon be opening in new, larger premises
We are pleased to announce that Thursday, May 8, marks the grand opening of Hemtex’s brand-new store. The new store spans 625 square meters and will offer a broader selection—including furniture—to better meet our customers’ needs.
Anders Lorentzon, CEO of Hemtex, had the following to say about Hemtex's plans:
“We are very excited to be building a brand-new Hemtex store at Växjö Grand Samarkand. Our current store is far too small. We’re seeing high demand from our customers in Växjö for more inspiration and a wider selection of home decor items.
In the new, larger store, we’ll be able to showcase even more inspiration, making it easier for customers to create a stylish home. For us at Hemtex, the home is the most important place. We carry everything for home decor, and we’ve now expanded our selection to include furniture such as sofas, lounge furniture, dining tables, and beds. Our furniture is designed in-house in a Scandinavian style and manufactured in Europe to the highest quality standards at great prices, and we deliver directly to the customer’s home within 7 business days. We’ll also have space for even more curtains, duvet covers, and blankets/pillows, etc. We believe in brick-and-mortar retail and are investing heavily in developing our stores and opening new ones throughout Sweden. Now it’s Växjö’s turn. We’re seeing increased demand from our customers. They want a wider selection, and it feels fantastic to finally be able to showcase an even larger Hemtex in Växjö. “It should be a delight to come home to Hemtex Växjö,” concludes Anders Lorentzon.
We look forward to welcoming all visitors to the new stores and continuing to be a hub where shopping and inspiration come together.
“This is a fantastic development for Grand Samarkand. With these relocations, we’ll not only have modernized stores, but also an even better selection for our customers. It’s exciting to see how our tenants are growing their businesses and creating new shopping experiences,” says Lovisa Hegborn, center manager at Grand Samarkand.