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RH Details 2025 Blueprint

Plans include opening of 11 new galleries, including two “new concept” ones

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April 3, 2025

VMSD Staff

RH Details 2025 Blueprint — A recent addition to RH's stable of galleries is this one in Palm Desert, Calif. Photo: Courtesy of RH

A recent addition to RH's stable of galleries is this one in Palm Desert, Calif. Photo: Courtesy of RH

RH (Corte Madera, Calif.) said it plans to open seven of its design galleries, two outdoor galleries and two “new concept” galleries in the coming year. The luxury home retailer disclosed that information in a letter to shareholders from Chairman and CEO Gary Friedman recounting the brand’s fiscal year 2024 results, which saw it post net revenues of just under $3.2 billion and net income of $72 million.

RH’s new concept galleries will involve integrating RH Couture Upholstery by Dmitriy & Co. and RH Bespoke Furniture by Joseph Jeup into a new brand extension, wrote Friedman, who said more details on the initiative will be released later this spring,

As for the brand’s design galleries, new ones are slated for Detroit, Montreal (two locales) Oklahoma City, Manhasset, Palm Desert and San Diego.

The company also plans a major expansion of its brand presence in Greenwich, Conn., by developing a multibuilding RH Design Ecosystem that will include the existing RH Gallery at the town’s historic post office, a freestanding outdoor gallery that opened last month, plus a “new concept” gallery in the former Ralph Lauren building on Greenwich Avenue that will open in the second half of this year. And in East Hampton, N.Y., the brand is planning a freestanding outdoor gallery and the second new concept outlet.

Looking ahead to 2026, the brand’s target cities include London and Milan.

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