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COMING SOON 10 Bespoke hat designer Teressa Foglia will open a new store within the River Oaks District at 4444 Westheimer Road, Houston, in January. The company’s rst location in Texas, the store will be locat- ed in a 950-square-foot space between MAD and Bella Rinova Salon. The shop will o er a collection of high-quality and sustainable hats with an emphasis on Western designs. The River Oaks location will also o er on-site customization services. www.teressafoglia.com RELOCATIONS 11 Sesh Coworking has plans to move into a new 20,000-square-foot space in January at 2808 Caroline St., Ste. 201, in Houston’s Midtown area. The female-cen- tered and LGBTQ-a rming space will in- crease its size tenfold with the move. The new location will feature 25 o ces, three conference rooms, four phone booths, an amphitheater, a library, a demo kitchen, a pop-up retail shop, a locker room with showers and interactive art installations. Members will be able to access the space 24/7. O ce spaces can accommodate teams of up to 15 people. The o ces are currently located on West Clay Street in
chines and sustainable building materials. www.dunkindonuts.com 7 Kelsey-Seybold Clinic opened a new 22,000-square-foot clinic Dec. 8 at 1900 N. Loop W., Houston. The new clin- ic, which occupies the entire fourth oor of the building, has room for up to 10 providers and o ers comprehensive pri- mary care for adults. Patients have access to an on-site pharmacy, laboratory, X-ray and other diagnostic testing services as well as an extensive referral network of Kelsey-Seybold specialists with o ces at neighboring clinics. 713-442-3800. www.kelsey-seybold.com 8 Bspoke Title Holdings announced the opening of the boutique residential and commercial title o ce, Magnolia Title , in December at 1885 Saint James Place, Houston. The o ce o ers title experts services with a sta that oversees daily escrow, sales and administrative oper- ations of each agency. 346-353-8790. www.magnoliatitleinsurance.com 9 The eighth Houston-area retail location of Yeti opened in late November in Highland Village at 4048 Westheimer Road, Houston. The store carries the full Yeti product assortment of coolers, drinkware and bags, among other cus- tomizable items. The new location also features the YETI Garage, where custom- ers can customize Tundra Hard Coolers. 713-909-3121. www.yeti.com
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Three new restaurant concepts have been announced for Autry Park, the 14- acre mixed-use development underway at 911 S. Shepherd Drive, Houston. The project is being developed by Houston- based Hanover Co. and Lionstone Investments. www.autrypark.com NOWOPEN The new restaurants, all of which will open around spring 2022, include: Auden , which will be opened by Houston native Kirthan Shenoy and his wife, Kripa Shenoy, will o er a vegetable-forward menu with dishes that pay homage to Houston as a globally diverse city. The menu itself will be constantly evolving with a focus on sustainability, freshness and seasonality.
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Annabelle’s , an American brasserie being launched by Berg Hospitality Group, will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in a relaxed atmosphere with views of Bu alo Bayou. Turner’s Cut , a luxury steakhouse that o cials said will bring “over-the-top design elements, complete with an opulent interior” will open in Autry Park next spring at 911 S. Shepherd Drive, Houston. The menu will o er rare cuts of meat from Japan and the Americas.
Houston. 281-764-9380. www.seshcoworking.com
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