Chorley family furniture store reopens after January “Disaster”
Following an incident with a burst pipe at their luxury sofa showroom in Chorley, Worthington Brougham Furniture Ltd are delighted to announce they are once again back to their usual opening hours.
“After two months of dealing with insurance companies we decided enough was enough – we’re sick of waiting, and so are our customers!” said Amy, one of the directors of the family-run business. “It’s wonderful to be able to welcome people back to the showroom again. There’s still a bit of work to do to get the showroom back to its’ usual fabulous self, but we’ve plenty of new sofas and suites to see.”
Specialising in high end sofas, furniture, lighting and home accessories, Worthington Brougham Furniture Ltd relocated to Chorley in 2024 after 15 years of trading in the Ribble Valley. “It’s not the first time we’ve weathered something like this. At least nothing exploded.” Isabelle said, remembering an incident at their old showroom on Pendle Road in Clitheroe when local roadworks accidentally dug into a gas main that caught fire. “Fortunately there wasn’t that much damage, and everyone has been really kind and understanding, from our friends and customers to our suppliers. We couldn’t have reopened so quickly without their support.”
Specialising in the sale of high end sofas, furniture, lighting and cushions, Worthington Brougham Furniture Ltd sells a mix of discounted floor models with immediate delivery and made to order upholstery from top quality brands. “One of the great things about selling discounted furniture is that restocking happens so fast.” Isabelle added, pointing out some of the company’s latest deliveries recently arrived from Italy. “We’ve already got our new displays back in store, plus lots of discounted clearance models from the latest trade shows, and there’s more coming over the next few weeks as well.”.
Worthington Brougham Furniture is open during its usual hours and customers are invited to visit the showroom in Chorley to browse the latest arrivals.