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New Dreams bed store opens in Wednesbury with 20 per cent off in opening week

A new furniture store has opened in the Black Country - with 20 per cent off everything for its first week in business.

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The new Dreams store

The Dreams and Feather & Black shop has opened at the Gallagher Shopping Park in Wednesbury.

It is the fifth branch of Feather & Black, which is owned by Dreams, to have opened in the last nine months. Ten jobs have been created at the new store.

The ground floor includes beds and mattresses and the mezzanine features dressed beds and luxury fixtures,.

Customers are being offered 20 per cent off everything in store for the first week to Friday, March 11.

Jonathan Hirst, chief executive of Dreams, said: “Feather & Black has been extremely prosperous over the last year; a real mark of achievement amongst a challenging environment. This latest opening further underlines our commitment to boosting our bricks and mortar presence and represents one of our biggest investment to date. We can’t wait to welcome visitors in store.”

Suzannah Taggart, director of Feather & Black, said: “We’re thrilled to add the Wednesbury store to our growing physical portfolio. We have seen real success with the Feather & Black showrooms over the last year, with their distinct aesthetic really resonating with customers,

“This store was also a complete blank canvas, making it a real joy for us to our own Feather & Black stamp on it. What better time too to display our ranges alongside Dreams’ premium offering, bringing the high-end ranges together within one conceptual space. We can’t wait to welcome visitors from Wednesbury and further afield in store.”

Dreams, established in 1985, has its headquarters in High Wycombe and its bed factory at Oldbury.

It has 2,000 employees across the UK and sells 11,500 mattresses, bases and headboards per week to customers nationwide through its store network of more than 200 sites and online.

Feather & Black, the homewares brand, was founded in 2004 and was acquired by Dreams in 2020.

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