The Farmhouse Store 'Makes Heartbreaking Decision' To Close In Westfield After 16 Years

WESTFIELD, NJ — The Farmhouse Store in Westfield will be closing after 16 years in business, announced owner Kelly Richardson in a video on Wednesday.

"This has been a heartbreaking decision for me to make, however, we simply aren't able to outlast the current climate and circumstances that we face," said Richardson.

The store's last day open at its location at 221 E Broad St. will be Sunday, Aug. 13 at 5 p.m.

From now through Sunday, all floor pieces will be on sale at a discount.

Richardson said the store will still be able to fulfill open orders with clients over the coming weeks.

"While the storefront is closing we will keep our outlet and warehouse open over the next several months, at a minimum, to ensure we have ample time to make deliveries and allow our customers an opportunity to shop some of our beautiful home interior pieces and gifts," said Richardson.

Richardson also noted that this might not be a forever goodbye to Westfield as he is exploring options to remain in Westfield.

"Maybe you’ll see us back on the block soon," said Richardson.

For more information visit instagram.com/thefarmhousestore.

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