Home Store

The Home Depot

1998–2000

The Home Depot was introduced in Chile in August 1998 - opening its first store on Thursday the 27th of that month on Avenida Américo Vespucio in front of a Mallplaza Vespucio - as a joint venture with Falabella, which acquired 33% of the shares.

Home Depot

2000–2002

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In mid-2000, The Home Depot shortened its name to Home Depot.

2002–2003

Designer:

José Luis Bayer (from IMAX Branding)

Typography:

Helvetica

Launched:

February 2002

In October 2001, Falabella bought the Home Depot's share and rebrand the stores into Home Store. In 2003 Falabella merged with Sodimac and the Home Store brand was dropped.

Home Store

Sodimac
Sodimac Homecenter
Sodimac Constructor

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Falabella S.A.

Retailers

Falabella (Chile | Perú | Colombia)
Crate & Barrel¹ | Mango¹ | Bodega Falabella

Supermarkets:
Tottus (Perú (Express) | Chile) | Precio Uno | Tottus Vecino

Ecommerce:
Falabella.com | Linio | Tottus App

Falabella Financiero:
CMR Falabella (CMR Puntos | Tarjeta Falabella Soriana³) | Banco Falabella | Seguros Falabella | Viajes Falabella⁵

V • T • E

Mallplaza

Part of Falabella S.A.

Colombia:
Cartagena | Manizales | Norte-Quito-Sur Bogotá | Buenavista | Cali

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Open Plaza

Part of Mallplaza (member of Falabella S.A.)

Other:
Autoplaza | Motorplaza | Biblioteca Viva | Talento Mallplaza

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Open Plaza

Part of Mallplaza (member of Falabella S.A.)

Notes

¹	Licensed brand.
²	49% ownership, jointly owned with Organización Corona.
³	50% ownership, jointly owned with Soriana.
⁴	60% ownership. jointly owned with the Cabo family.
⁵	Currently owned by Despegar, operating the brand on behalf of Falabella.
⁶	Through an agreement with IKEA.
⁷	Currently unified in the format Sodimac Dicico.