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    peek into the Giorgetti

    Peek inside Houston's newest world-class luxury midrise in Upper Kirby

    Holly Beretto
    Oct 13, 2020 | 1:05 pm

    For those wondering what happens when the combination of art, architecture, and artisan craftsmanship meet, the answer is Giorgetti Houston. The luxury midrise with 32 condominium residences has made its debut in swanky Upper Kirby, bringing with it superlatives such as elegant living, world-class features, and timeless sophistication.

    The brainchild of Italian furnishings designer Giorgetti, in partnership with real estate developer Stolz Partners, architecture and interior design firm Mirador Group, and residential real estate brokerage firm Douglas Elliman, the venture represents a continuation of Giorgetti's 122-year-old history of creating sophisticated environments.

    Pricing for the residences located at 2701 Steel St. starts at $1.9 million.

    Created for a clientele that craves creature comforts along with exclusive access, Giorgetti Houston is a tour de force of sophisticated living. Five floor plans offer two- and three-bedroom condos, ranging in size from size from 2,700 square feet up to 6,800 square feet for one of the four penthouses, designed to maximize the urban chic of Giorgetti's location. Each of the 32 residences is a bespoke experience, with all components were handcrafted in Italy by Giorgetti's experts.

    Listone Giordano hardwood floors, Gaggenau appliances, Giorgetti cabinetry and lighting, and floor-to-ceiling windows highlight the residences. Four elevators, private garages, and a direct-access entry foyer add to the exclusive feel. The homes also feature an outdoor loggia with outdoor kitchens, perfect for patio weather entertaining.

    Luxurious living continues in Giorgetti Houston's shared spaces as well. A 24-hour fitness center, cold plunge pool, jacuzzi, porter service, and a dedicated dog park provide every amenity for modern living.

    "The design ethos of Giorgetti is based on exclusivity and atypical uniqueness," said Giovanni del Vecchio, CEO of Giorgetti, in a press release announcing the opening. "Each piece contributes towards defining space, becoming part of a complex, harmonious and extraordinary whole. With our partners, we share the same passion, vision and love for the brand and for the interior environment that we are able to create and express. The result is very special—a remarkable living space, imbued with the spirit of modern elegance."

    With a headquarters in Meda, Italy, Giorgetti has created custom furnishings for celebrity residences, showrooms, cruise ships, and luxury hotels all over the world. Houstonians who purchase homes at the new midrise will now be part of that same tradition.

    Every Giorgetti piece in the residences, from the kitchen and outdoor cabinetry to paneling, lighting, carpets, closets, woodwork, furnishings, and a sculptural wood art piece at the exterior entrance of each home, was handcrafted by the company's artists and craftsmen in Italy.

    Meanwhile, Mirador Group led the design and planning of the building itself, a stunning steel-and-glass structure that easily fits within Upper Kirby's modern vibe while also being unique to the scene. Mirador's designs reflect Giorgetti’s aesthetic sensibility and hallmark sense of comfort and functionality. Walnut combined with metal, marble, leather, and fabric inform the building’s contemporary design. The exterior spells out “Giorgetti” in binary code, another example of the impeccable attention to detail central to the project.

    "Our goal throughout the design process was to ensure the Giorgetti culture is alive in each home as well as in the common spaces,” said Jerry Hooker, principal of Mirador Group, in the same release. “The building is representative of the Giorgetti Italian lifestyle — a harmonious fusion of innovative design, architecture, form and function."

    There's little doubt that Giorgetti Houston will quickly become one of the city's most sought-after luxury addresses. The combination of Upper Kirby's restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, along with Giorgetti Houston's glamorous feel will be irresistible to those who aspire to life's finest living.

    The master bedroom.

    Giorgetti Houston Upper Kirby
    Photo by Divya Pande
    The master bedroom.
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    top home + design articles of 2025

    Hidden gems, affordable finds, more top Houston design news from 2025

    Emily Cotton
    Dec 26, 2025 | 4:30 pm
    Houzz top kitchen remodel trends in 2025
    Photo by Joshua Caldwell / PureHaven Homes, Clayton Vance Architecture
    Houzz documented the latest kitchen design trends.

    Editor’s Note: As 2025 draws to a close, it’s time to look back at which Home and Design topics Houston readers flocked to the most. Not surprisingly, articles that offered affordable finds proved popular, with the closure of a warehouse devoted to vintage home supplies taking the top spot. Other popular stories showcased local experts in thrifting, a Houston family who received a new home on national TV, and pro tips for reducing clutter.

    With sustainable living more popular than ever, we expect readers will continue to be interested in where to find thrifted and affordable items. Here are the 10 most read home and design articles of the year.

    Houzz top kitchen remodel trends in 2025
    Photo by Joshua Caldwell / PureHaven Homes, Clayton Vance Architecture

    Houzz documented the latest kitchen design trends.

    1. Houston warehouse full of historic home supplies holds massive closing sale. Historic Houston’s salvage warehouse announced in January that its rented First Ward warehouse space had been sold to developers (gentrification, we know thee). A series of warehouse sales ensued, and owner Lynn Edmunson promised to find a home for future pop-ups.

    2. These are Houzz's top kitchen remodel trends for 2025. According to interior design platform Houzz, homeowners are shifting what they want in a kitchen. The data shows a sharp decline in searches for Rustic and Farmhouse styles, while Traditional kitchens made a nice rebound. Also popular in the search bar was the ever popular “sustainable.”

    3. Houston's massive antiques mall is full of hidden treasures. The Antique Gallery in Spring offers 85,000 square feet of vintage and antique finds sold through over 240 vendors. The classic Main Street theme is anchored by Pam’s Cafe and coffee shop, a counter-service eatery that offers shoppers the opportunity to take a break and try Pam’s delicious and revolving menu items.

    4. Houston designers shop this River Oaks store for eclectic accessories. Will Hunt Lewis’ expertly-curated vintage, antique, and new accessories boutique shines as the culmination of a career spent buying and merchandising for Jonathan Adler, One Kings Lane, and Kravet — plus his own floral design and events business in Mississippi. Lewis’ keen eye and excellent taste have made him indispensable to top Houston designers.

    5. Houston family dishes on life after Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. The Elrod family’s devastating house fire left them grieving a beloved grandmother as well as the family cat. This resilient family was nominated by their local community to be the recipients of a brand new Taylor Morrison home — as did all of the family’s for this year’s revival season, which was led by The Home Edit’s Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin.

    6. Houston organizational expert shares 8 tips for reducing clutter. Carroll Cartwright of Neatly & Co shared tips for getting organized in the new year. The one-time corporate hotshot turned sought-after organizer spent 2025 going viral for an over-the-top walk-in pantry and has since seen Neatly & Co become personal organizer to Kourtney Kardashian.

    7. Hidden gem Houston store offers timeless antiques at affordable prices. Frustrated by the lack of authentic antique Greek and Turkish decor to buy locally for their own home, Melis and Umit Aktura turned a personal project into a thriving import business that attracts designers and the public by the literal truckload. The Spring Valley store sells imported decorative goods from Greece, Turkey, Indonesia, and India — all 100-years-old or more.

    8. This Houston furniture store sells big name brands at deep discounts. For 35 years, everyone from college kids to design pros have shopped showroom-condition secondhand furniture at this longtime Houston staple. Proprietor Sherri Enroth, colloquially known as “Sofa Sherri,” tells CultureMap that Gen Z’s passion for thrifting has given the store new life.

    9. Houston's 'Patron Saint of Thrifting' is always hunting for fresh finds. Meet the Lady behind Houston’s popular Resale & Thrift Guides, successful weekly YouTube series, and thriving group antiquing trips. Lady Mary Beth has taken a career in corporate gift buying and used her expertise to turn her passion project into a real success.

    10. 6 Houston experts dish on their Round Top Antique Show favorites. Six stylish Houstonians shared their top picks for the fall season of the quarterly antiques fair. From Lily Barfield of The Marlene Inn, to restaurateurs like Latuli’s Allison Knight and Truth BBQ’s Abbie Byrom-Botello, readers learned some of the best places to pick up stylish home decor at the sprawling shopping extravaganza.

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