Wayfair is expanding its footprint in central Ohio, just months after opening its first traditional retail store in the state.
A new Wayfair Outlet is coming to 6765 Dublin Center Drive in Dublin, according to the retailer's outlet website. A grand-opening date has not yet been announced.
The Dublin location will give central Ohio shoppers a different Wayfair experience from the company's new store near Polaris Fashion Place
.Wayfair outlets sell a rotating selection of furniture and home goods, including open-box, overstock and discontinued merchandise as well as some items returned from online purchases. Merchandise is sold as-is, and new inventory arrives regularly, according to the company.
The outlet website lists products ranging from sofas,
sectionals and bedroom furniture to dining tables, office furniture, bathroom items and home décor.
Hours and a phone number for the Dublin location have not yet been posted.
Wayfair is also hiring for the new Dublin outlet, with openings advertised for several in-store positions, including retail sales, receiving, visual merchandising and furniture assembly roles.
The Dublin Center Drive property has previously housed other tenants, including a temporary location of the Columbus Metropolitan Library while its current Dublin branch was under construction.
Wayfair continues expanding its brick-and-mortar presence
The Dublin outlet comes less than two months after Wayfair opened its first Ohio retail store at 1551 Gemini Place near Polaris Fashion Place.
The 70,000-square-foot store opened June 18 before holding a grand-opening celebration June 26-28. The location carries furniture, mattresses, appliances, décor and other home goods, with many products available for customers to take home immediately.
Crowds packed the Polaris store during its opening, something Wayfair President Jon Blotner told The Dispatch reinforced the company's confidence in the Columbus market.
"We think Columbus is going to be one of our best ones," Blotner said during the June 26 grand opening.
At the time, Blotner said shoppers should expect Wayfair to continue expanding its physical retail presence, with more stores expected over the next year.
The company's move into physical retail marks an expansion for a brand long known primarily as an online destination for furniture and home goods.
Wayfair first announced plans for its Polaris location in November 2025. The Columbus store became part of the company's broader push to establish a brick-and-mortar presence in markets around the country.
The Dublin outlet now adds another Wayfair location in central Ohio, although it will operate under the company's outlet model rather than the full-service retail format used at its Polaris store.
Wayfair's website says grand-opening dates for the Dublin store will be announced soon.
Trending reporter Amani Bayo can be reached at abayo@dispatch.com.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Wayfair expanding in central Ohio with new Dublin outlet
