Draft:Chicago Furniture Market

Chicago House Studios, Inc., commonly known as Chicago Furniture Market was a chain of big-box furniture stores operating stores in Chicagoland. The chain was founded in 1978, and ceased operations in 2013 due to bankruptcy

History
Chicago Furniture Market was founded in 1978 by Phillip Harvey, a former worker at JCPenney. Chicago Furniture Market first started in Illinois, then in Wisconsin in 1991, then Indiana in 1994. Chicago Furniture Market was the top furniture store chain in Chicago from 1986 to 2003. Bankruptcy started to happen in 2005, causing Chicago Furniture Market struggling to operate, and finally succumbed to bankruptcy and liquidation in 2013

Illinois
Chicago, Illinois: 1978 - 2013

Waukegan, Illinois: 1984 - 2008

Gurnee, Illinois: 1987 - 2013

Crystal Lake, Illinois: 1983 - 2007

Elgin, Illinois: 1993 - 2013

St. Charles, Illinois: 1982 - 2006

West Dundee, Illinois: 1995 - 2010

Carpentersville, Illinois: 1981 - 2012

Aurora, Illinois: 1980 - 2011

Naperville, Illinois: 1988 - 2009

Schaumburg, Illinois: 1996 - 2013

Rosemont, Illinois: 1984 - 2011

Northbrook, Illinois: 1992 - 2010

Oak Brook, Illinois: 1998 - 2013

Niles, Illinois: 1982 - 2008

Matteson, Illinois: 1985 - 2012

Chicago Ridge, Illinois: 1987 - 2013

Evergreen Park, Illinois: 1984 - 2009

Orland Park, Illinois: 1986 - 2012

Lincolnwood, Illinois: 1993 - 2013

Skokie, Illinois: 1997 - 2007

Evanston, Illinois: 1981 - 2013

Morton Grove, Illinois: 1987 - 2008

Des Plaines, Illinois: 1984 - 2010

Wilmette, Illinois: 1986 - 2008

Vernon Hills, Illinois: 1983 - 2005

Libertyville, Illinois: 1992 - 2005

Calumet City, Illinois: 1985 - 2006

Joliet, Illinois: 1987 - 2011

Harvey, Illinois: 1989 - 2012

Bloomingdale, Illinois: 1986 - 2013

O'Hare International Airport: 1978 - 2013

Wisconsin
Kenosha, Wisconsin: 1991 - 2013

Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin: 1994 - 2013

Indiana
Gary, Indiana: 1994 - 2013

Hammond, Indiana: 1994 - 2013

Hobart, Indiana: 1996 - 2010

Merrillville, Indiana: 1999 - 2009