Ikea opens expanded order centre in Burgas

10
May
2023
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by Property Forum | Retail

Swedish furniture brand Ikea has opened an expanded order centre in Mall Galleria, Burgas. It features 140 sqm of retail space, a new kitchen designing studio with a showroom and four additional planning areas.


The site has a vast space for wardrobes on the upper level and consumers will have the opportunity to choose from the wide range of offers of the brand. All items from the Ikea online store can be delivered free of charge to the order centre at Mall Galleria. 

The expansion of the centre in the city is part of the brand's development strategy, which in the past year has innovated the site,  increasing the assortment and adding Swedish foods. In 2021, the company also expanded the order centre in Plovdiv, offering twice as many products for direct collection. In 2023, on the eve of celebrating 11 years in the Bulgarian market, Ikea will open its sixth retail outlet in Veliko Tarnovo. The facility will be of a planning and ordering centre type, located in Mall Veliko Tarnovo on 1,800 sqm of area.




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