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Heal’s celebrates 20th anniversary at the Leeds-based interiors department store, Redbrick

by Fiona Briggs
October 24, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Heal’s Renowned British furniture retailer, Heal’s, marks milestone 20-years anniversary at the Leeds-based interiors department store, Redbrick, with week-long celebrations taking place from Saturday 1st November to Sunday 9th November.

Customers are invited to join the Heal’s team for treats and fizz throughout the week, along with the chance to be amongst the first 50 customers to receive a gift with purchase.

As part of its anniversary celebrations, Heal’s will also be revealing a bespoke design installation, which will showcase the region’s favourite and most coveted furniture pieces from the last 20-years. Set to include design classics such as the Vitra Eames Lounger, Tom Dixon Melt lighting, and Heal’s Mistral armchair and Brunel cabinet, these pieces continue to top the list of the store’s best-sellers, from across the North-East over the last two decades.

Originally opening its doors in 2005, Redbrick became the heritage retailer’s first bricks and mortar store outside of London, with ranges of exclusive designs all under one roof, which at the time could only be seen in the capital.

Heal’s has since more than doubled its store footprint from 5,000 sq ft – predominantly featuring own- brand designs – to now span 11,000 sq. ft., with dedicated areas to experience iconic brands, including Ligne Roset, Tom Dixon and Vitra, as well as its comprehensive Sleep Studio and expert Interior Planning Service.

Today, Heal’s Redbrick is a key regional destination for timeless design, contemporary living and quality craftsmanship.

Hamish Mansbridge, CEO of Heal’s, said: “The overwhelming success of our Redbrick store over the last 20 years is a testament to the Heal’s team, and the level of service that they have delivered to our loyal customers over the years.

“Our bricks and mortar stores continue to be an integral part of the Heal’s retail experience, enabling customers to discover and experience some of the most prestigious brands and designs, all in one space.

“To more than double our space at Redbrick over two decades reflects the way customers still value a physical retail space. There simply isn’t a substitute for seeing the expert craftsmanship up close, sitting in the chairs and feeling the quality of the fabric, with our expert team on hand to provide an exceptional level of service.

“I’m incredibly proud of what we have built at Redbrick and look forward to the future of Heal’s in the region.”

Alastair Bailey, Redbrick managing director, added: “Over the past 25 years, the Redbrick complex has become the home to many of the most innovative interior brands and for the past two decades the Heal’s brand has been an integral part of the Redbrick story.

“We have always shared their belief in the importance of physical retail stores and creating an experiential and inspiring design-led environment to choose furniture and home accessories. Their commitment to thoughtful, contemporary design combined with expert, knowledgeable customer service perfectly reflects the Redbrick ethos, and we are proud to celebrate this milestone with them and look forward to the next 20 years.”

Heal’s will be starting anniversary celebrations from 10am on Saturday 1st November, with the first 50 customers receiving an exclusive Heal’s gift upon purchase. For more information on Heal’s Redbrick, including location and opening times, please visit www.heals.com/stores/redbrick for more information.

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