What Lush’s Westfield exit leaves room for

Skip to content As Lush plans its next stores, a conversation with its co-founder offers food for thought. Text Size Last year, Inside Retail asked Lush co-founder Rowena Bird which of her company’s campaigns she was most proud of. “I like the ones where we get into trouble,” she said. “Because then you know you’ve hit the right spot.” Lush is a retailer whose windows accommodate fragrant soaps and bath bombs while simultaneously appealing to the public conscience. It’s no surprise then that trouble comes with the territory. The brand’s planned departure from 10 Australian Westfield stores has This content is for IR Pro subscribers only. Subscribe now to unlock an all-access pass. IR Pro - Monthly $4 USD for the first 30 days. (Auto renews at $20 USD per month.) Unlimited news access Daily IR Pro content straight to your inbox Exclusive members only masterclasses (live and on-demand) Weekly careers advice Independent research reports and forecasts Indepth interviews with industry leaders and experts Weekly and quarterly digital magazines delivered to your inbox Subscribe now Retailer’s choice IR Pro - Annual $228 USD per year. (Auto renews annually) Unlimited news access Daily IR Pro content straight to your inbox Exclusive members only masterclasses (live and on-demand) Weekly careers advice Independent research reports and forecasts Indepth interviews with industry leaders and experts Weekly and quarterly digital magazines delivered to your inbox Subscribe now Asia's Top 100 Retailers, ranked by brand conviction. The results might surprise you. Recommended By IR