Moshe Cohen

Chief Executive Officer Online Home Shop (OHS)

Last Reviewed: September 29, 2026

Executive Summary

Moshe Cohen is chief executive of Online Home Shop, trading as OHS, a family-owned e-commerce homeware retailer based in Worsley, Greater Manchester, and the company names him as its founder. OHS sells affordable bedding, curtains, rugs, towels, throws and other household products online to customers across the UK, and it has grown quickly: it reported record gross sales of £61 million for the year to January 2025, up 28% on the year before. In 2026 Cohen oversaw its largest operational investment to date, a 327,000 sq ft fulfilment centre at Trafford Park.

Career Highlights

• Chief executive of OHS (Online Home Shop Limited), and a director of the company since August 2020 according to Companies House.
• Named as founder in the company’s own organisation data, which dates the business to February 2014.
• Led OHS to record gross sales of £61m for the year ending 31 January 2025, a 28% year-on-year increase.
• Opened a 327,000 sq ft Trafford Park fulfilment centre in June 2026, with about 45,000 pallet spaces and capacity to ship six million orders a year.
• Planned growth of the workforce from about 200 to more than 300 people alongside the new site.

Professional Journey

Online Home Shop Limited was incorporated in February 2014 and is registered in Worsley, Greater Manchester. It is an online-only retailer in a category that is usually won on price and fulfilment: bedding, curtains, towels, throws, rugs and similar homeware, sold across the UK. The company reports more than 23,000 Trustpilot reviews and more than 27,000 Google reviews, and describes itself as one of the fastest-growing online retailers in the UK.

Cohen leads the business as chief executive and has been a registered director since August 2020. Under his leadership OHS grew gross sales to a record £61 million in the year to 31 January 2025.

That growth brought an infrastructure problem, and in June 2026 OHS opened a 327,000 sq ft fulfilment centre in Trafford Park, Manchester, in a lease transaction in which Oxenwood was the counterparty. The site provides around 45,000 pallet spaces and is intended to let OHS ship six million orders in a year, while the company’s headcount grows from around 200 to more than 300. Cohen called the opening “a significant milestone for OHS” that “reflects our commitment to investing in the infrastructure needed to support our incredible growth journey,” adding that the capacity would help the company “operate more efficiently and continue delivering the high level of service our customers expect.”

Education

No record of his education was found in any source reviewed.