Track the At Home Group Inc. share price and the full management transaction log of the company, a publicly traded company based in United States. Shares trade on the US market, under the supervision of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Retail & Commerce sector, At Home Group Inc. has published 22 insider filings. The latest transaction was filed on 3 August 2021 (U). Among the most active insiders: Stauffer Chad C. The full history is free.
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At Home Group Inc. (ticker HOME) is a U.S. specialty retailer focused on home décor and furnishings, listed on the American NYSE/NASDAQ market — specifically the NYSE — in the United States. The company positions itself as a “home décor superstore,” offering a broad and frequently refreshed assortment of stylish, affordable products for consumers decorating, renovating, or seasonally updating their homes. Its model is built around breadth of selection, fast merchandise rotation, and a price architecture designed to drive store traffic and basket expansion. The business traces its origins to 1979, when it was founded under the Garden Ridge banner before later rebranding to At Home as the concept was modernized. The company is headquartered in Plano, Texas, a location that reflects both its U.S.-centric operating footprint and its access to a major logistics and commercial hub. Over time, At Home has developed a large-format store model centered on inspiration-led shopping, with wide aisles, extensive category coverage, and a strong emphasis on seasonal merchandising. From an operating standpoint, At Home sells furniture, rugs, mirrors, wall art, housewares, tabletop items, bedding, bath, storage and organization products, outdoor and patio goods, and seasonal décor. The company also leans on exclusive brands and curated collections, which help differentiate its offer versus general merchandisers, big-box home improvement chains, and pure-play e-commerce competitors. Physical stores remain the core customer acquisition and conversion channel, while digital tools support product discovery and omnichannel engagement. Geographically, At Home operates a national U.S. store base. Public company materials indicate a footprint of roughly 250 stores across 40 states, underscoring meaningful domestic coverage and a broad reach across suburban consumer markets. That scale is strategically important in a category where convenience, visual merchandising, and in-store discovery matter. Recent business highlights have centered on assortment refreshes, seasonal launches, and a continued focus on value-oriented home refresh categories. The company’s website emphasizes deeper markdowns in selected categories and ongoing promotion of outdoor, furniture, and decorative collections. For investors, HOME should be viewed as a consumer-discretionary specialty retailer with exposure to traffic trends, promotional intensity, freight and inventory efficiency, and household spending patterns in the United States.