Wayfair Inc. is coming west, opening a large-format retail store in Denver in late 2026. The approximately 140,000-square-foot store will mark the home furnishings retailer’s first foray into the Mountain West region, bringing its signature immersive, one-stop shopping experience to an entirely new geographic market.
The new store will be located at 8298 East Northfield Blvd., Denver, CO 80238, within The Shops at Northfield, which is owned and managed by Stockdale Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in Los Angeles.
“As we expand our physical retail footprint into new regions across the U.S., we remain focused on delivering an exceptional shopping experience that brings the best of Wayfair to life,” said Liza Lefkowski, vice president of merchandising and stores at Wayfair. “With our Denver store, we’re thrilled to introduce Wayfair to new customers — from our unbeatable selection to personalized design service and the flexibility to shop wherever they want. Whether browsing the app, visiting us in-store or finishing up a space at home, we’re here to make it easy and fun to create a home they truly love.”
This is the third store announced this year, joining new locations in Atlanta, and Yonkers, N.Y. Following the successful opening of its first store in Wilmette, Ill., Wayfair is accelerating the momentum of its physical retail expansion —bringing the Wayfair experience to customers in key markets across the country.
The two-level Denver store will feature 19 departments, from furniture and housewares to appliances, mattresses, florals and decor as well as dedicated areas for design services. Guests will also relax at The Porch, an all-day café serving fresh bites and a variety of beverages at affordable prices. Customers can shop and take home many items the same day, while larger purchases such as sofas, shuffleboard tables and dining sets can be delivered quickly.
The lease transaction was represented by Erik Christopher, with Tami Lord and Tony Pierangeli at SRS Real Estate Partners, and Matt Curtin with Newmark.
