Introducing Pottery Barn Renewed
We’re excited to introduce Pottery Barn Renewed, a new initiative that repairs the brand’s imperfect and returned items, helping to keep them out of landfills. Read More
Our Stories
Our founder, Chuck Williams, believed in “a shared
commitment to who we are, where we are going,
and how we will get there.” Here’s how we’re
bringing his words home.
WSI Named One of Forbes’ “Best Employers for Women” Again in 2020
Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (WSI) is proud to once again be ranked among “The Best Employers for Women” by Forbes for 2020. Read More
Mobilizing to Meet the Challenges of a Global Pandemic
The COVID-19 health crisis has disrupted our daily lives around the world, and uncertainty prevails. While the news changes day-to-day, we’ve returned to our core values — taking care of our people, customers and communities. Read More
WSI & No Kid Hungry Respond to the Coronavirus Crisis
America’s kids need us. Millions of vulnerable children are losing the healthy meals they depend on as the coronavirus closes schools. Read More
WSI Celebrates Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
Since 2017, associates from the WSI family of brands have volunteered more than 37,000 hours on MLK Day and beyond. Read More
Pottery Barn Kids Reaches GREENGUARD Certification Goal
Furniture that’s GREENGUARD Gold Certified is screened for more than 10,000 chemicals and VOCS commonly known to pollute indoor air. Read More
REPREVE® Names WSI a Champion of Sustainability
Partnering with REPREVE® to make products from high-quality, certified recycled fibers, we’ve kept 57 million bottles out of landfills. Read More
We’ve Paid $3M+ in Fair Trade Premiums, Impacting 13k+ Workers
Our family of brands has impacted the lives of over 13,000 workers spread among 16 factories in five countries. Read More
Partnering with HERproject on Life-Saving Lessons
HERproject is helping us meet our commitment to educate and empower more than 100,000 workers by the end of 2020. Read More
WSI is the First Retailer to Adopt Nest’s Seal of Ethical Handcraft
More business for artisans means more jobs for women, with craft serving as the second largest employer of women in developing economies. Read More