Four years after BoConcept closed its doors in Tysons Galleria, the high-end furniture retailer is finally open again.
The store opened on Saturday (May 11) on the second floor of the mall.
Staff at the store said the core concept is “modular design.” If an item is too large or too small, or if the coverings aren’t the color or texture you like, aspects of the furniture are flexible and can be altered by store staff to meet specifications.
Started in Denmark in 1952, BoConcept has nearly 300 stores spanning 60 countries.
The new retailer is part of a broader series of changes planned for the northern wing of the mall, including a new fitness section and the redevelopment of the Macy’s into a series of smaller stores.
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