Cole and Chelsea DeBoer, the HGTV hosts known for their hit series “Down Home Fab,” have recently opened a new home furnishings store in Tea. Named Down Home by DeBoers, the store is located at 108 Venture St. in the Bakker Landing development, just west of the Tea exit on Interstate 29, alongside Starbucks.
When customers enter the store, they are greeted with an inviting and cozy atmosphere that reflects the couple’s personal style and preferences. The merchandise draws inspiration from their renovations featured on “Down Home Fab,” which premiered its second season this week. The upcoming episodes will showcase home projects in Sioux Falls and Tea.
Tea was a natural choice for the store’s location due to its small town atmosphere and community vibe, according to Chelsea DeBoer. The inventory at Down Home by DeBoers includes furniture, rugs, lighting, decor, and accessories that reflect their unique aesthetic and taste.
While the store is fully staffed, Cole and Chelsea plan to be actively involved in its operation as they continue to work on their HGTV show. They aim to balance their time between running the store and filming while maintaining a strong connection with their customers who have shown support for their brand and business ventures since day one.
The grand opening event for Down Home by DeBoers is planned for this summer, offering customers an opportunity to explore the store’s offerings firsthand while celebrating its launch. Customers can visit the store during operating hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday; 10 a.m., Saturday; and 11 a.m., Sunday until then.
Chelsea DeBoer’s journey to opening her own home furnishings store began when she appeared on MTV’s “Teen Mom” more than a decade ago. Looking back on her path to success, she emphasizes how taking risks and believing in oneself are essential keys to achieving one’s goals.
Overall, Down Home by DeBoers is set to become a must-visit destination for anyone looking for unique home furnishings that reflect personal style while also drawing inspiration from Cole and Chelsea’s HGTV series “Down Home Fab.”
