Arhaus
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| Company type | Public |
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| Industry | Home furnishings |
| Founded | 1986 in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. |
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| Headquarters | 51 East Hines Hill Road, , |
Number of locations | 103 (2025) |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | John Reed (CEO) Jack Reed (Chairman) |
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Number of employees | 2,550 (2024) |
| Website | arhaus |
Arhaus, Inc. is a premium American home furnishings enterprise with its headquarters located in Boston Heights, Ohio. Founded in 1986 by brothers Jack and John Reed, the company prioritizes sustainability alongside artisanal craftsmanship throughout its extensive product range. Arhaus maintains 103 retail showrooms situated in affluent U.S. regions and caters to a global clientele via its e-commerce site and printed catalogs.
History
The inception of Arhaus dates back to 1986 when Jack and John Reed launched a furniture store on the East Banks of The Flats in Cleveland. The brand’s name is derived by blending the Danish city Aarhus with the German term haus, signifying its European design inspirations. Initial growth involved transforming four Workbench franchise outlets within the Cleveland and Akron metropolitan areas into Arhaus stores.
In 2013, the company restructured as Arhaus, Inc., and by 2016, it had moved its corporate headquarters to Boston Heights, Ohio. Towards the end of the decade, Arhaus introduced a flagship showroom at Legacy Village located in Lyndhurst, Ohio.
In 2021, Arhaus bolstered its domestic production capabilities by inaugurating a 500,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Conover, North Carolina, underscoring its dedication to American-made goods. That same year marked its public debut on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol ARHS, with an estimated valuation of $1.75 billion.
Pursuing continued expansion, Arhaus unveiled new showrooms in Greenwich, Connecticut, and Palo Alto, California in 2024, enhancing its presence within key affluent U.S. markets.
Growth
By 2024, Arhaus operated a total of 92 locations spread across 29 states, including both anchor stores inside malls and standalone outlets in open-air shopping centers. The company extended its footprint into Arizona and California in 2014 by adding six new stores. By the conclusion of 2015, the store count reached 60 following expansions into Louisiana and Kansas. In 2016, Arhaus launched several locations throughout New York and further expanded within Texas. The following year included market entries into Alabama and Wisconsin as well as an additional California store, bringing the tally to 70 outlets. In April 2024, Arhaus opened a new showroom covering 5,300 square feet in Greenwich, Connecticut—its third location within the state alongside those in Farmington and Norwalk.
Products
Arhaus presents an extensive selection of home furnishings and decorative items, including sofas, dining room ensembles, bedroom sets, bedding, entertainment units, tableware, rugs, and lighting solutions. Each retail location is designed to align with the tastes and cultural characteristics of its specific market.
Sustainability remains a core focus for the company, which avoids using materials harvested from threatened rainforests and integrates recycled elements into nearly half of its product line. Furthermore, Arhaus offers "relics," which are vintage items that have been restored or creatively transformed for resale, adding a distinctive aspect to its product range.
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