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First look inside Harrogate's new Danish homeware shop

Wednesday, 4 June 2025 14:10

Søstrene Grene is set to open in Harrogate tomorrow.

A brand new Danish homeware shop is set to open in Harrogate tomorrow (Friday).

Søstrene Grene is launching on Cambridge Street, offering Scandi-inspired contemporary home interiors, soft furnishings, kitchen accessories, children’s toys and more.

And Your Harrogate has been for a first-look inside the new shop ahead of opening day.

The store will host a Grand Opening event tomorrow with a giveaway for the first 100 customers through the door after 10am.

They'll receive a voucher for a free large, tufted rug worth over £60, along with a canvas tote bag filled with Søstrene Grene goodies.

Check out our first-look photos here:

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Søstrene Grene Harrogate will focus on the Danish concept of 'hygge' to embody feelings of "cosiness, contentment, and well-being."

Mikkel Grene, CEO and co-owner of Søstrene Grene, said:

“We're excited to bring the Søstrene Grene experience to Harrogate where customers can continue to discover our wide range of affordable products in Scandinavian design.

“Every visit offers delightful surprises, with the chance to explore the world of ‘hygge’.”

UK Joint Venture partner, Jonathan Cooper, who operates Søstrene Grene stores across the North of England, is looking forward to the new opening in the historic town of Harrogate.

He said:

“We are thrilled to finally announce the upcoming Grand Opening date for our Harrogate store.

“It is an especially exciting time for us as we continue to expand the brand’s presence across the North of England throughout 2025 and we think this is the perfect location for the latest store.

“We’ve already received such a great reaction to the initial announcement and think it will make a brilliant new addition to the high street offering.

“Our opening morning celebration is not one to be missed, with an exciting morning planned against the beautiful and historic backdrop of Harrogate.”

To find out more about Søstrene Grene visit: https://sostrenegrene.com

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