Major Furniture Retailer Opening First PA Location In Ross

ROSS TOWNSHIP, PA — Wayfair, a popular online home furnishings retailer, will open its first Pennsylvania brick-and-mortar store in Ross next year.

Wayfair will move into the 95,000 square-foot space in North Hills Village formerly occupied by a Burlington.

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The single-level store will showcase a curated selection of Wayfair products organized by room and style. The location will also feature an on-site design studio where customers can work directly with Wayfair design consultants on projects ranging from simple room updates to full-home renovations.

Many items will be available to take home the same day, while larger purchases can be delivered as fast as two days through Wayfair's logistics network.

"Pittsburgh is a region celebrated for its strong community roots and distinct architectural character, making it an incredibly exciting market for our physical retail expansion," said in a statement.

"We look forward to welcoming local shoppers into a space where they can touch, feel and visualize products across the whole home category, helping them seamlessly bring their home projects to life."

The Pittsburgh opening will build on Wayfair's growing physical retail footprint, including existing locations in Wilmette, IL, Atlanta, GA and Columbus, OH as well as upcoming stores in Denver, CO; Westchester, NY; Fort Lauderdale, FL; Cincinnati, OH; and Princeton, NJ. Wayfair stated in a release that together, these locations reflect Wayfair's continued investment in omnichannel retail and its commitment to meeting customers wherever they shop for home.