Italian luxury brand Brioni has expanded its presence in Texas with the opening of a new store in Houston.
Italian luxury brand Brioni has expanded its presence in Texas with the opening of a new store in Houston. Situated at 444 Westheimer Rd in the prestigious River Oaks District, this marks Brioni’s second boutique in the state. This expansion follows Brioni’s successful entry into the Texan market with its first store in Highland Park Village, Dallas, opened last summer.
	
The Houston store is meticulously designed to reflect a fusion of Italian elegance and local Texan influences, aiming to provide a welcoming “home away fr om home” atmosphere. Noteworthy is the incorporation of elements inspired by Houston’s iconic Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park, which are artfully depicted through a wall tapestry and a rug, both crafted by MITA (Manifattura Italiana Tappeti Artistici).
Inside, the space is adorned with a curated selection of vintage Italian design furnishings, including a Dud Duc sofa by Mario Bellini and an Artona table by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto. These elements contribute to creating a sophisticated and inviting environment for customers.
Brioni’s Houston store offers a comprehensive selection of its renowned ready-to-wear apparel and accessories collections. Additionally, it hosts the exclusive Bespoke service, wh ere clients can enjoy a personalized shopping experience tailored to their individual tastes and preferences.
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