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Home Trends & Design launches second NFM pop-up location in Texas

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THE COLONY, Texas — Home Trends & Design (HTD), a manufacturer and wholesaler of sustainable lifestyle home furnishings, is partnering with Nebraska Furniture Mart (NFM) in , Texas, on a new pop-up space by the retailer’s West entrance on the lower level of NFM’s massive retail destination.

Beginning this July and running through mid-October, HTD is opening its second pop-up location with NFM.

“We are incredibly honored to collaborate with Nebraska Furniture Mart for this second special showcase,” said Tamara Mimbela of Home Trends & Design. “NFM is a premier destination for home furnishings in Texas, and this continued partnership allows us to highlight the exceptional quality, unique design and sustainable ethos of HTD furniture to a broader audience.”

The downstairs pop-up offers a highly curated, immersive experience featuring a selection of HTD’s celebrated bestsellers, brand-new collections and unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the brand’s commitment to sustainable, solid wood craftsmanship in a dynamic, boutique-style setting.

In addition to the main pop-up experience by the West entrance, shoppers will also find an expanded selection of HTD products seamlessly integrated upstairs in the dining section. This expanded footprint ensures that NFM customers can explore HTD’s diverse range hand-crafted furniture across multiple categories and room settings.

This second pop-up in The Colony marks another chapter in HTD’s continued growth within the Texas market. Looking ahead, the company is also enthusiastically anticipating the opening of Nebraska Furniture Mart’s highly awaited Cedar Park location, slated to open next year.

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