La-Z-Boy is set to open a fourth San Antonio location as part of its broader Century Vision expansion, a five-year plan to establish up to 60 stores ahead of the company's 100th anniversary in 2027. The Michigan-based furniture brand, renowned for inventing the first recliner in 1928, is investing $2 million in a 12,000-square-foot store at 14611 W. Interstate 10, near Pecan Springs Road, with completion expected by September 2026.
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The brand already operates three stores across San Antonio's West, North, and Northeast sides, as well as a location in New Braunfels. La-Z-Boy's portfolio in the area is complemented by sister brands including Rooms To Go, Furniture Row, Hoelscher's Furniture, and Starcke Furniture Co.
The retailer offers a range of upholstered products, from recliners and sofas to love seats, chairs, and ottomans, targeting consumers seeking both comfort and style. The expansion aligns with La-Z-Boy's Century Vision strategy to accelerate growth, enhance market reach, and reinforce brand presence in key urban areas.
By investing in larger, strategically located stores, La-Z-Boy aims to strengthen its competitive position in the furniture market while continuing to capitalise on its reputation for innovation, quality craftsmanship, and comfort-focused design.
Source: www.statesman.com
