The Home Edit founders Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin have some major news for shoppers who love their color-coded bins and organizing products.
In an Instagram video shared Thursday, November 5, captioned “We have something unfortunate to share ?,” the duo said the Container Store and Bed Bath & Beyond had decided to remove The Home Edit line from its stores after a long partnership.
Shearer and Teplin said the retailer made the decision after a “very long relationship,” adding that they were “pretty surprised.” They suggested that the retailer is still figuring out its direction and said its future “doesn’t include us.”
View this post on InstagramBut the founders also offered a reason for fans to stay tuned. “We are moving the collection very shortly to some pretty exciting retailers,” they said, though they didn’t name the stores. They called the departure “the end of an era” and encouraged shoppers to pick up any products they still want at The Container Store before the line disappears from its shelves.
Fans were disappointed by the news and started theorizing about what could be next.
“Poor choice on their end as a major retailer since 1978. I’ve been a customer of Container Store since I was a little girl. It’s sad to see them going the direction they are,” one person wrote.
“This is going to be a huge loss for The Container Store. I’m honestly shocked! In my opinion, you girls are what kept them in business! “ another said.
“Pls Costco! No walmart or target. Boycotted them,” another wished.
What is The Home Edit?
Shearer and Teplin founded The Home Edit in 2015, combining practical home organization with a design-focused look. They built a following through their organizing projects and social media, then expanded into books, products, and television.
Their Netflix series, Get Organized with The Home Edit, brought the duo into celebrity homes as well as everyday clients’ spaces. The show follows them as they sort, categorize, and contain clutter, turning pantries, chaotic closets, and other rooms into nicely arranged spaces. It premiered in 2020, with a second season released in 2022.
Where can shoppers find The Home Edit products?
The Container Store had become the exclusive retailer for the duo’s main organizing collection earlier this year. For now, The Home Edit’s own website continues to offer products, and its official link hub also points shoppers to Amazon and Walmart storefronts.
The brand has additional partnerships, including wallpaper with Spoonflower and rugs with Ruggable.
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