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The brand is back with a showroom display and a launch slated for September 30. Photo: The Bombay Company
It's been a long time coming for fans of The Bombay Company since it filed bankruptcy in 2007, but the wait is over as its first 250-piece collection is currently on display in a penthouse showroom on Fifth Avenue in New York City. The collection showcases the global look that The Bombay Company is known for with a wide range of items, from tabletop to accessories to textiles.
But that's not all. As Home Accents Today reports, a collection is set for its TV closeup with a QVC debut on September 30, signifying a joint effort between the brand and the retailer. The line will be featured on a one-hour special and include 14 home decor and accent pieces ranging in price from around $29 to $180.
"We want to demonstrate our commitment to the marketplace and present a fully realized vision of the home lifestyle brand consumers know and love," said Will Hollands, chief merchant of The Bombay Company and president of Hermes-Otto International USA LLC -- which holds the license for Bombay products in the U.S. -- in a statement.
Bombay is bringing back many of its top sellers for the relaunch, such as the Asian Garden dinnerware and the D'Orsay table collection. New looks include updates on the herringbone travel trunks, as well as the damask candle lantern.
Hollands will be on QVC to give viewers the lowdown on the goods for sale. So Bombay fans, set your DVRs!
For more on The Bombay Company, check out The Bombay Company's Return.