Overview
- The home-decor retailer said Wednesday it will close roughly 77–80 shops in France by early June 2026, cutting 350 positions with closures already under way since February.
- This is the fourth restructuring in two years, covering store, support, and logistics staff and affecting 350 of the roughly 400 remaining employees.
- The company will pivot to an online-first model and return to wallpaper and paint, targeting €12 million in sales by 2030 versus €80 million in 2025.
- Leaders blame a 15-year slide in wallpaper sales, fewer home renovation projects tied to the housing crunch, weaker household budgets, and higher material and operating costs.
- In Le Mans, the Parc Manceau store starts stock liquidation Saturday, March 28, and will close permanently on April 25.