Anthropologie To Replace Barnes & Noble On Bethesda Row

BETHESDA, MD — Anthropologie & Co. is planning to employ 100 people when it moves into the 37,500-square-foot space that formally housed Barnes & Noble on Bethesda Row.

The new Anthropologie is set to open this fall, Sara Goodstein, Director of Public Relations, told Patch.

The store will span more than 24,000 square feet, which is about three times the size of the average Anthropologie, Goodstein said. It will feature a cafe, home design center, furniture showroom, beauty boutique and shoe salon.

The company will start recruiting in April for store leadership positions at all experience levels, including visual display, merchandising, apparel styling, events and restaurant talent, Goodstein said.

Barnes & Noble closed after 21 years on the corner of Woodmont and Bethesda avenues.

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Patch will update readers on the new Anthropologie as more details become available closer to the opening date.

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