Kirkland’s Closing Store, Ending Presence at the Jersey Shore

BRICK, NJ – Shoppers in Ocean County will soon say goodbye to another familiar retail destination. Kirkland’s, the national home furnishings and décor retailer, is preparing to close its store at Brick Commons, marking the end of the company’s presence along the Jersey Shore.

According to a report published by WorldNews, the Brick location is the last remaining Kirkland’s store at the Jersey Shore, and a store closing sale is now underway with signs advertising “Everything Must Go!” and “All Sales Final.” [article.wn.com]

The store is located at:

Kirkland’s – Brick Commons
744 NJ Highway 70 W
Brick, NJ 08723

Kirkland’s is known for offering a wide variety of home décor, wall art, furniture, seasonal decorations, lighting, gifts, and other home furnishings. The Tennessee-based retailer has operated stores across the country and maintains an online shopping platform for customers seeking home décor and design products.

While the company has not publicly detailed future plans for the Brick storefront, the closure represents the loss of the retailer’s final physical location serving the Jersey Shore region. Residents who have shopped the store over the years are expected to find significant discounts during the liquidation sale as remaining inventory is cleared out.

Customers can continue to shop online through the company’s official website, Kirkland’s Home, and locate other stores through the company’s Store Locator.

Kirkland’s also maintains an active presence on Facebook, where customers can find updates on products, promotions, and company news.

The closure adds to the ongoing changes in the retail landscape throughout New Jersey, where shifting consumer shopping habits and increasing online sales continue to reshape brick-and-mortar retail operations.

Source: Kirkland’s closing its last Jersey Shore store, WorldNews, published October 30, 2026