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See work by these Houston-based artists at massive contemporary art fair (opens the original)
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The Untitled Art Fair returns to the George R. Brown Convention Center this weekend (Friday, October 2-Sunday, October 4) following the showâs incredible Houston premier last fall. With an expanded roster of 98 galleries from 20 countries and territories, this yearâs edition builds on the momentum of 2025 with an ambitious citywide program of Special Projects, prizes, live podcast panels, and community partnerships that speak to Houstonâs increasingly vital role in contemporary art. While
Texas store's oversized European antiques are hot kitchen design trend (opens the original)
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Farmhouse fatigue has officially set in across the South, especially in Texas, where â to the chagrin of many â even spec builders succumbed to the trend. Not since the decade-long reign of Texas Tuscan has a design style (a word this author is using begrudgingly) ingratiated itself upon the masses so completely. In response to the farmhouse fracas, designers are stripping things back â way back. To where exactly? Nineteenth century Europe. For quite some time now, designers have been quie
Houston designer transforms historic Heights home into new events venue (opens the original)
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Something has been stirring in the heart of The Heights. A historic Queen Anne mansion is nearing the end of an extensive restoration that will soon return the brick beauty to her rightful place as the crown jewel of Heights Boulevard. The Samuel H. Webber House will debut next month as The Victorian on Heights, a multipurpose events venue with a secret â guests can stay the night. Built by brickmason Samuel H. Webber between 1907-1908, the Webber House is the first brick, Queen Anne-style hom
Houston artist rolls out new Hawaii-inspired wallpaper collection (opens the original)
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Houston watercolor artist Kristen Steen, founder and artist at Kristen Leigh Studio in West University Place, is set to make a colorful splash next month with her latest textile and wallpaper collection. Inspired by a family vacation to Hawaii, The Island Collection features four new patterns in shades like soft seafoam, muted blue, terracotta coral, and crisp white. The collection unfolds across four patterns, each offered in a range of colorways. Mili anchors the group and is the only pattern
Houston 'plantrepreneur' opens vintage-filled shop in Old Town Spring (opens the original)
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Houstonâs favorite plant maven is at it again â with a twist! The latest iteration of Bree Clarkeâs wildly successful The Plant Project is slowing things down and stepping back in time. The Mercantile & Plant Project opening this weekend in historic Old Town Spring will delight fans who have long coveted Clarkeâs signature â and woefully not for sale â antique and vintage decor found in her plant shops. While plants will still populate the space, they take a back seat to vintage and
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