Crate and Barrel to open 15,000 s/f store at Garden City Center spring 2016

Cranston, RI Shoppers looking to make a style statement with their homes soon will have another retail option at Garden City Center as Crate and Barrel is opening a new 15,000 s/f store at the center in spring 2016. Known for exclusive housewares and furniture design, excellent value and superb customer service, Crate and Barrel will join more than a dozen local, regional and national retailers with an exclusive Ocean State presence at Garden City Center.

“We look forward to opening our Garden City Center location next spring,” said Crate and Barrel CEO Doug Diemoz. “The Wilder Companies has created an exciting lifestyle center with a compelling mix of shopping and dining destinations. It’s a great fit for Crate and Barrel and the perfect setting to introduce our full collection of furniture and housewares to Providence area customers.”

Gene Spiegelman and Amy Sider of Cushman & Wakefield represented Crate and Barrel.

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