Denver Home Decor Retailer HW Home Moves to Larger 9+CO Flagship

The independent furniture and home goods store is relocating from Cherry Creek North to a 10,000-square-foot showroom in the 9+CO mixed-use development.

Jan. 30, 2026 at 12:31pm

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After over 20 years in Cherry Creek North, Denver-based home decor retailer HW Home is relocating its flagship store to a larger 10,000-square-foot showroom in the 9+CO mixed-use development. The new space, slated to open in late spring 2026, will be about 50% bigger than HW Home's current location and allow the independent retailer to expand its product offerings and in-store experiences.

Why it matters

The move highlights how mixed-use developments like 9+CO are reshaping where independent retailers choose to invest in Denver. As big-box and online home goods competitors expand in the market, the larger showroom will help HW Home better compete by offering a more immersive, design-forward in-store experience for customers.

The details

HW Home's new 10,000-square-foot flagship store will be located at the corner of 8th Avenue and Albion Street in the 9+CO development, giving the retailer more visibility along Colorado Boulevard. The buildout will incorporate signature design elements from the current Clayton Lane location, including reclaimed maple flooring and a recreated onyx wall, while expanding the store's ability to stage full-room vignettes and host events.

  • HW Home's current flagship store is located in Cherry Creek North.
  • Construction on the new 9+CO flagship is slated to begin imminently.
  • The new 9+CO store is expected to open in late spring 2026.

The players

HW Home

An independent furniture and home goods retailer that has anchored Denver's Cherry Creek North neighborhood for over 20 years.

Continuum Partners

The developer leading the 26-acre, mixed-use 9+CO redevelopment project in Denver.

Ron Werner

The owner of HW Home.

Matt Schartz

The director of asset management at Continuum Partners.

Sean Kulzer

The broker from Blue West Capital who led HW Home's brokerage team for the relocation.

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