Westwing expands into Ireland, Bulgaria with new market launches
Bitget2026/09/29 07:19- Westwing Group SE launched e-commerce operations in Ireland and Bulgaria as part of its European expansion strategy.
- The additions lift its footprint to 28 European countries, extending its premium Home & Living offering to new markets.
- Irish and Bulgarian customers gain access to the Westwing Collection, designed in-house in Munich with a 10-year quality guarantee.
- Expansion includes rollout of Westwing Design Service with 3D interior planning, supported by a B2B offer for professional clients.
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