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From 75¢ candles to $300 sofas: Inside Kmart’s new furniture store

Kmart hopes the standalone Melbourne store, which is packed with cult-favourite Anko products, will help it push further into the $28 billion home furnishings market.

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From 75¢ candles to $300 sofas: Inside Kmart’s new furniture store

Kmart hopes the standalone Melbourne store, which is packed with cult-favourite Anko products, will help it push further into the $28 billion home furnishings market.

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First look inside Kmart’s Ikea-fighting homewares store

The retail giant’s new format will open to customers in Melbourne on Thursday and could be rolled out nationally.

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mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·smh.com.au
First look inside Kmart’s Ikea-fighting homewares store
The retail giant’s new format will open to customers in Melbourne on Thursday and could be rolled out nationally.
mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·afr.com
From 75¢ candles to $300 sofas: Inside Kmart’s new furniture store
Kmart hopes the standalone Melbourne store, which is packed with cult-favourite Anko products, will help it push further into the $28 billion home furnishings market.