At Home is emerging from bankruptcy after a federal court approved the popular home goods chain's restructuring plan on Wednesday, Oct. 1.

The Coppell, Texas-based company filed for bankruptcy in June due to broader economic and retail-specific market pressures, according to previous reporting by USA TODAY.

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware confirmed At Home’s plan of reorganization, meaning the chain can reemerge from bankruptcy and continue operations.

Under the terms of the plan, which are expected to be completed in the coming weeks, At Home "will have eliminated substantially all of its nearly $2 billion in funded debt and will have access to approximately $500 million under an asset-based loan," according to the company's news release .

In a statement

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