Bed Bath & Beyond is returning to the Canadian retail scene first as an e-commerce shopping platform and plans for brick-and-mortar stores to follow in late 2027.
“Bed Bath & Beyond has long held a special place in Canadian homes, and we’re excited to welcome it back for a new generation,” said Carol Deacon, President, Bed Bath & Beyond Canada. “We’ve taken what people know and love about the brand and given them new reasons to discover it, with a thoughtful assortment that brings together style, function and accessibility. This homecoming isn’t about looking backward. It’s about taking a name Canadians already know and trust forward.”
Sleep Country Canada acquired the brand’s rights in late 2025 after it shut down its stores. Bed Bath & Beyond Canada entered CCAA creditor protection in February 2023. At the time, it operated 54 stores.
“What makes a home feel truly yours is deeply personal,” added Deacon. “The most meaningful homes aren’t created by following a formula or a particular look. They’re shaped over time by the people who live there, their routines, their traditions, their personalities and the moments that matter to them. We want to help Canadians create homes that feel unmistakably their own.”
Bed Bath & Beyond Canada launches with about 6,000 products from over 80 brands across eight categories, with greater depth in bedding and bath to serve as the go-to destination for Canadians’ home needs. Categories span bed, bath, kitchen, dining, décor, organization, baby, seasonal and more, it explained.
“The assortment has been intentionally built for the Canadian market, balancing trusted everyday essentials with fresh finds across a range of styles and price points. It brings together established global brands and Canadian favourites, alongside the return of select internationally recognized home brands. Underpinning the assortment is a belief that there is no single way to create a beautiful home, with enough choice to help Canadians find the products and styles that feel right for them,” said the retailer.
Bed Bath & Beyond Canada said it offers a more curated approach to home, bringing together trusted brands, design-forward products and unexpected finds across bed, bath, kitchen, décor and beyond.
Stewart Schaefer, President & CEO of Sleep Country Canada as well as SleepCountry, Dormez-vous, Endy, Hush, Silk & Snow, Casper, Simba, and Sleep Number, said bringing Bed Bath & Beyond back to Canada is a dream come true for him.
“And what makes this moment even more exciting is that we’re not simply bringing back a familiar name — we’re building something new for Canadians. We know bed. We know bath. And now, this is the next chapter,” he said.
“Across the Sleep Country family, we’ve spent years helping Canadians create homes they love. Bringing Bed Bath & Beyond into our family gives us the opportunity to do even more — across more rooms, more categories and more moments at home. This is a BIG step for our business and an exciting one for Canadian retail.
“I’m incredibly proud of the team that brought this vision to life, and I can’t wait for Canadians to see what we’ve built.”
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