Massachusetts furniture store closing its doors after more than 60 years in business

WORCESTER, Mass. — An iconic Massachusetts furnishings retailer identified for its sprawling five-acre warehouse and showroom is closing its doorways after greater than 60 years of serving residents of New England.

Rotmans Furnishings, of Worcester, introduced Tuesday that it’ll start whole liquidation on Friday with the retirement of its president and CEO Steve Rotman.

The going-out-of-business sale at 725 Southbridge Avenue consists of over $20 million of furnishings, mattresses and heirloom-quality rugs that will probably be deeply discounted at close-out costs, in line with the shop.

“We’ve had the respect of serving numerous households on this area for over 60 years, and I’m pleased with incomes their loyalty primarily based on offering the very best merchandise, service and worth total, which continues till the final piece of merchandise leaves our retailer,” Steve Rotman mentioned in a information launch.

Prospects can anticipate main markdowns in lounge, eating room, bed room, dwelling workplace, leisure and extra, together with manufacturers comparable to Southern Movement, Leather-based Italia, Finest Residence, Kuka, Fusion, Klaussner, Steve Silver, Howard Miller, AAmerica, Beautyrest, Sealy, Serta, and Tempur-Pedic.

Rotman, 83, has spent his total life and profession within the furnishings business and will probably be concentrating on his position as CEO of Vystar Corp. His dad and mom, Murray and Ida Rotman, based Rotmans Furnishings in 1956.

Further bulletins on the liquidation could be discovered on Rotmans web site.

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