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Walmart adds exclusive home collection from 'The Home Edit'

Walmart has launched a new collection of storage products alongside the stars of the Emmy-nominated Netflix series "Get Organized with The Home Edit."

Walmart is adding an exclusive home assortment from well-known creators to its portfolio. The Home Edit Collection is a collaboration with Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin from the Emmy-nominated Netflix series “Get Organized with The Home Edit.”

The new line is yet another celebrity collaboration that Walmart has added following well-known partnerships with Ree Dillon, Drew Barrymore and others.

“We’ve seen a significant increase in demand for home storage and organization, with specific interest in clear acrylic storage,” said Walmart. “However, despite the increased demand, 70% of Walmart customers say that they don’t know where to start when it comes to organizing their homes. And with the New Year being a popular time for people to refresh and de-clutter their spaces, this is the perfect time to bring our customers an exclusive collection from The Home Edit.”

 

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The inaugural collection includes four organizing starter packs, or “Edits,” which are organization solutions for specific rooms in the home, like the pantry, bathroom and laundry room, as well as a multi-purpose pack, along with a variety of other items and packs, including an ornament organizer for holiday stowing, stackable bins, risers and more. The collection is priced between $9.98 – $24.98.

“It’s our mission to be the most accessible and easiest place to shop for the home, saving our customers time, effort and money with a simpler, more convenient shopping experience in stores and online,” said the company. “As more and more customers choose Walmart for their home shopping needs, we will continue to expand our impressive home goods assortment at an incredible value in new and exciting ways for our customers."

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