The Home Depot is a home improvement retailer that caters to individuals, corporations, and professional contractors. Customers can find supplies, tools, services, and home décor products at the company's roughly 2,200 locations in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

On June 22, 1979, in Atlanta, Georgia, their founders realized their dream of providing one-stop shopping for do-it-yourselfers when they launched the first two Home Depot locations. The original stores, which were vast warehouses measuring roughly 60,000 square feet each, overwhelmed the competition and stocked 25,000 products, far more than the usual hardware store at the time.

The Home Depot is now the largest home improvement retailer in the world. Today's typical shop has 105,000 square feet of interior retail space and is linked to an e-commerce business with over one million goods for DIYers, professional contractors, and the industry's largest installation business for Do-It-For-Me customers.

The Home Depot’s home décor products include:

• Home decorations
• Wall décor
• Artificial plants
• Candles and fragrances
• Bedding and bath accents
• Furniture
• Lighting
• Rugs
• Window treatments
• Kitchenware
• Tableware
• Kitchen storage and appliances

Founded: 1978
Headquarters: Atlanta, US
Employees: 400,000+
Revenue: $110.2 billion
Website: https://corporate.homedepot.com/

Lowe's Companies, Inc., or just Lowe's, is a home improvement retailer based in the United States. The corporation is headquartered in Mooresville, North Carolina, and operates a retail shop chain in the United States and Canada.

Lowe's is a home improvement and home décor retailer with over 2,200 retail locations in the United States and Canada. The firm serves both customers and experts as one of the major retailers of home improvement items. Lowe's runs approximately 480 locations across Canada under the Lowe's, RONA, Réno-Dépôt, and Dick's Lumber brands, as well as online at Lowes.com, lowes.ca, LowesForPros.com, and mobile apps.

Lowe's is the second-largest hardware chain in the United States (it was the first until 1989, when The Home Depot surpassed it), trailing only The Home Depot and ahead of Menards. It is also the world's second-largest hardware retailer, trailing only The Home Depot but ahead of Leroy Merlin, B&Q, and OBI in Europe.

Lowe’s home décor products include:

• Area Rugs and Mats
• Window Treatments
• Furniture
• Mirrors and Mirror Accessories
• Home Accents
• Wall Art and Decor
• Pillows and Throws
• Mattresses and Bedding
• Wallpaper and Accessories

Founded: 1921
Headquarters: Mooresville, US
Employees: 300,000
Revenue: $72.2 billion
Website: https://www.lowes.com/

IKEA is a Swedish company that develops, manufactures, and distributes a wide range of home furnishings with a focus on simplicity and affordability. The firm sells its items both online and in more than 440 locations throughout the world, the bulk of which are situated in Europe. It also has a franchise structure, with 12 franchisees operating in 54 different markets. IKEA has concentrated on its e-commerce skills over the last year in order to reach more consumers, especially during the worldwide pandemic, and has experienced a 45 percent rise in online retail sales over the previous year.

IKEA's mission is to make everyday living better for as many people as possible. Our company concept is to provide high-quality, well-designed, useful, and inexpensive home furnishings that are made with consideration for people and the environment.

The IKEA retail company is run on the basis of a franchising structure. Under franchise agreements with Inter IKEA Systems B.V., 12 different groupings of firms advertise and sell the IKEA product line today.

Any jobs listed on this page are available from a variety of firms that use the IKEA trademark.

IKEA’s home décor products include:

• Candle holders and candles
• Wall décor
• Plants and flowers
• Flower pots and stands
• Vases and bowls
• Home fragrance
• Decorative accessories
• Clocks
• Mirrors
• Storage boxes and baskets
• Noticeboards
• Holiday decoration

Founded: 1943
Headquarters: Delft, Netherlands
Employees: 217,000
Revenue: $48 billion
Website: https://www.ikea.com/

Wayfair is one of the world's leading online suppliers of home décor and furnishings, despite the fact that it is exclusively an e-commerce company with no physical locations. Wayfair, Joss & Main, AllModern, Birch Lane, and Perigold are among the company's brands, which sell over 18 million home furnishings, home décor, home renovation, and houseware goods.

Wayfair is the one-stop shop for all things home, assisting people from all walks of life in creating a sense of belonging. Wayfair provides everyone the freedom to create environments that are just perfect for them, from professional customer service to the creation of technologies that make the shopping experience easier to offering one of the broadest and deepest collections of things for any room, style, and budget.

Wayfair’s home décor products include:

• Home accessories
• Window treatments
• Flowers and plants
• Art
• Wall décor
• Candles and holders
• Frames and albums
• Decorative pillows and blankets
• Mirrors
• Clocks
• Seasonal décor

Founded: 2002
Headquarters: Boston, US
Employees: 16,200
Revenue: $11.5 billion
Website: https://www.wayfair.com/

Bed Bath & Beyond is an omnichannel retailer having stores in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, as well as online and business-to-business operations. The Bed Bath & Beyond, Harmon Face Values, buy buy BABY, Cost Plus World Market, and Decorist.com brands sell items in the home, baby, beauty, and wellness areas. The home décor firm has lately opted to focus more significantly on its online presence and liquidate some of its 1000+ retail outlets due to the impact of COVID-19 and a drastic fall in consumers at physical sites.

The consumer is at the center of Bed Bath & Beyond's culture. Significant investments have been made to improve their company's basis for future growth, demonstrating their dedication to client service. Today, their eCommerce companies are fast expanding to satisfy the ever-changing demands of our customers. They seek to interact with their clients more effectively wherever, whenever, and however they express their life interests and progress through their phases of life.

They also acknowledge that they are a people-powered organization and work hard to promote a culture that values diversity and equity in all forms. They are always listening and changing, with real goals in place to build a more equal, inclusive workplace where all of our employees feel at ease and can succeed.

Bed Bath & Beyond’s home décor products include:

• Rugs
• Lighting
• Decorative accessories
• Frames and albums
• Candles and fragrance
• Wall art
• Wall décor

Founded: 1971
Headquarters: Union, US
Employees: 40,000+
Revenue: $11.1 billion
Website: https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/

JCPenney is an American department store chain with 850 locations nationwide and a website at jcp.com. In Bangalore, India, it operates 11 supply chain facilities, 8 foreign buying offices, 9 QA offices, and a manufacturing facility. Household décor, clothes, toys, jewelry, and beauty goods are among the company's offerings.

Most JCPenney stores are situated in rural shopping centers. As shopping centers turned out to be more well known during the later 50% of the twentieth century, JCPenney started moving and creating stores to secure the shopping centers. In later years, the chain has kept on after shopper traffic, repeating the retailing pattern of opening some unattached stores, including some nearby to contenders. Certain stores are situated in power habitats. The organization has been an Internet retailer beginning around 1998. It has smoothed out its index and conveyance while going through redesign upgrades at store level.

JCPenney’s home décor products include:

• Wall décor
• Lighting and lamps
• Artificial florals and plants
• Home accents
• Holiday décor
• Candles and home fragrance
• Vases
• Picture frames and albums
• Mirrors
• Clocks

Founded: 1902
Headquarters: Plano, US
Employees: 90,000
Revenue: $10.7 billion
Website: https://www.jcpenney.com/

Ashley HomeStore is an American furniture store chain that sells Ashley Furniture items. Opened in 1997, the chain includes more than 2000 areas around the world. The chain has both corporate and freely claimed and worked furniture stores. Ashley HomeStore is a division of Ashley Furniture Industries, one of the world's largest furniture companies. The firm operates an e-commerce site and has over 800 retail locations across the world, including corporate and independently owned stores.

They make stunning home furnishings inexpensive at Ashley Furniture HomeStore(R). They have risen to become the world's most popular furniture brand and the largest retailer of furniture and bedding in the United States in less than ten years. Their stores may be found throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America, and Japan, and they are constantly expanding both domestically and internationally. Their success has been attributed to a number of causes.

Ashley HomeStore’s home décor products include:

• Home Accents
• Wall Decor
• Faux Flowers & Plants
• Seasonal Decor
• Throw Pillows
• Storage Baskets
• Mirrors
• Poufs
• Vases
• Blankets & Throws
• Clocks
• Candle Holders
• Curtains & Drapes
• Canisters

Founded: 1945
Headquarters: Chicago, US
Revenue: $5.7 billion
Website: https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/

Herman Miller, Inc. is an American organization that produces office furniture, gear, and home decorations. Its items incorporate the Equa seat, Aeron seat, Noguchi table, Marshmallow couch, and the Eames Lounge Chair. Herman Miller is credited with the development of the workplace desk area (initially known as the "Activity Office") in 1968 under then-head of examination Robert Propst.

Herman Miller is a company that makes furniture, furnishings, healthcare solutions, technology, and more. The corporation works in over 100 countries and has production sites in the United States, China, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Herman Miller, Herman Miller Healthcare, Nemschoff, and Geiger International are among the company's brands and companies.

Herman Miller’s home décor products include:

• Lighting
• Desk accessories
• Throw blankets
• Wall décor
• Panels

Pier 1 Imports is currently an internet-first retailer, having started as a single shop in California and grown into a nationwide retail network and e-commerce platform. After being bought by incubator Retail Ecommerce Ventures, the firm redesigned its website, pier1.com, earlier this year (REV). Furniture, home furnishings, and other items are still available in the United States and overseas.

Under the ticker PIR, it was publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Pier 1 had over 1,000 physical stores in the United States and Canada as of January 2020. On February 17, 2020, Pier 1 filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and on May 19, 2020, it stated it was requesting the bankruptcy court to liquidate all of its stores, owing in part to the COVID-19 epidemic.

Retail Internet Ventures (REV) purchased the rights to Pier 1 in July 2020 with the intention of reviving the brand as an ecommerce business.

Pier 1 Import’s home décor products include:

• Lighting
• Tableware
• Furnishings
• Rugs
• Art
• Candles
• Wall décor
• Storage
• Floral and plants
• Bath accessories

Founded: 1962
Headquarters: Dallas, US
Revenue: $1.6 billion
Website: https://www.pier1.com/

Home24 is a furniture and home accessories-only e-commerce marketplace. The online home décor retailer covers Brazil and seven European nations, with goods to fit a variety of budgets and preferences. It has its own private-label company and develops many of its own items.

They attempt to provide a greater selection of items and the finest service at home24. To accomplish so, they'll need new ideas, unwavering enthusiasm, and a commitment to their company's objective. They always have room at their table for service-oriented people who are enthusiastic about technology and modern life.

Home24’s home décor products include:

• Lighting
• Rugs
• Storage
• Curtains
• Wall décor
• Bathroom accessories

Founded: 2009
Headquarters: Berlin, Germany
Revenue: $431 million
Website: https://www.home24.com/