CB2’s Much-Anticipated New Houston Store to Open in Rice Village
Modern Design Offshoot of Crate & Barrel Gets a More Than 10,000-Square-Foot Space
By Rebecca Sherman //
It’s official: CB2’s much-anticipated first Houston store opens Friday, June 18, in historic Rice Village.
The 10,084-square-foot home design store will feature selections from the longtime online retailer’s collections, including collaborations with interior designers Kara Mann and Jennifer Fisher, along with CB2 + GQ. CB2 also recently reissued furniture and lighting by leading mid-20th-century designer Paul McCobb, whose furnishings graced the offices of Columbia Records and Mick Jagger’s London flat in the 1960s.
The new CB2 store — a modern-design offshoot of Crate & Barrel Holdings — is part of a brick-and-mortar rollout of 22 locations in the United States and Canada. CB2 has had a strong online relationship with retail customers and design professionals in Houston for years, says president Ryan Turf, so opening Houston made sense. Online purchasing and in-store pickup will be available. In addition, CB2’s own design specialists offer in-store and onsite consultations.
CB2 joins a raft of new stores in the beloved 83-year-old Rice Village, including West Elm, Lovesac, and Van Leeuwen, the Brooklyn ice cream import.
CB2, Rice Village, 2414 University Blvd., 281.609.7500, cb2.com.
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