The Noz destocker will sell nearly 130,000 pieces of furniture and decorative items from the Habitat brand in the coming days at less than 60%.
Five months after the Habitat furniture brand was placed in liquidation, Noz announces that it has bought back the stocks of 22 recently liquidated stores at a low price.
In total, the distributor will resell nearly 130,000, whether furniture or decorative objects. 60% reduction will be made on the original price of the items, warns Noz.
Brive-la-Gaillarde, Cournon-d’Auvergne, Chartres, Vierzon, Limoges, Gien, Montluçon, Guéret, Le Puy-en-Velay… The destocker has more than 320 stores throughout France.
Habitat will revive online
On December 28, the Bobigny court placed Habitat in liquidation due to its serious financial difficulties, thus sealing the fate of the brand founded in 1964 and which employed 400 employees.
On Tuesday, the Cafom group announced that Habitat would relaunch online, hoping that a model based solely on online sales would be more successful.
SFAM, a subsidiary of Indexia, placed in compulsory liquidation
