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    camping out

    Camp out in Memorial Park area with this lush home for $1.6 million

    Holly Beretto
    Feb 25, 2019 | 12:25 pm

    A stunning home at 6411 Rodrigo St. blends Hill Country-inspired living with the urban affluence that so effortlessly defines Houston. The four-bedroom, three-bath house is on offer for $1.6 million by Beth Wolff Realtors and promises to be a calming retreat from the Houston’s busy sprawl.

    Located in the city’s affluent Camp Logan neighborhood, the property is walking distance to Memorial Park, and showcases a contemporary chic in a serene atmosphere. Walk through the home’s stone and steel gate and you’ll instantly feel transported to another world.

    The sweeping, green yard is the focal point around which the house was created — and nearly all of the rooms boast incredible views of that lush, tree-dotted space. Throughout the home, stone accents mingle with wood floors and contemporary lighting. This home is a must for those who want to feel they’re retreating to the rolling hills of Central Texas, but crave the conveniences only Houston provides.

    The grand living space spotlights an eye-catching floor to ceiling stone fireplace in the living room, which offers views of the pool and backyard. The barn door on a steel slider gives a country-chic touch to the modern space and leads to a library with floor-to-ceiling built-in shelves.

    In the custom chef's kitchen, you’ll find Quartz countertops, ample space and high-end amenities, perfect for those who love culinary experimentation – or love a casual gathering space. The master suite is downstairs, with a massive closet and dressing room that boasts built-in shelves and cubbies to keep you organized. Upstairs are two guest bedrooms and a huge game room for family and friend gatherings. The curving, second-level terrace overlooks a resort-style pool below. Its undulating curves reflect those in the home and blend seamlessly into the lush backyard landscape.

    There’s plenty of space inside and out for a family or a couple who loves to entertain. With its thoughtful details and its resort vibe, 6411 Rodrigo is a space that is ready made for relaxation.

    The abode offers convenient access to Memorial Park’s picturesque nature trails, picnic areas, the Memorial Park Golf Course, tennis courts, and much more.

    The spacious living room.

    Camp Logan Memorial Park 6411 Rodrigo
    Photo courtesy of Beth Wolff Realtors
    The spacious living room.
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    Peeling Paint

    Painted Tree Boutiques closes all stores, including 6 in greater Houston

    KVUE Staff
    Apr 15, 2026 | 2:24 pm
    Painted Tree Boutiques interior
    Painted Tree Boutiques/Facebook
    Sellers are unhappy that Painted Tree Boutiques collected rent just before closing.

    Painted Tree Boutiques, a retail chain that housed hundreds of independent vendors under one roof across more than 60 locations nationwide, abruptly ceased all operations Tuesday, April 14, leaving thousands of small business owners with little warning and no clear explanation.

    It operated six Houston-area locations

    • Baybrook, 1003 W Bay Area Blvd (Webster)
    • Champions, 5407 Cypress Creek Pkwy
    • Cinco Ranch, 6729 S Fry Rd (Katy)
    • Kingwood, 1153 Kingwood Dr
    • Sugar Land, 15555 SW Fwy (Sugar Land)
    • Westchase, 10957 Westheimer Rd

    The company confirmed that it is closed to the public and its last day of business was Monday, April 13. In a letter sent to shop owners, the boutique chain ordered vendors to immediately retrieve their merchandise following what it described as a sudden and permanent closure of all retail locations across the country, confirming it had stopped all business activity effective immediately and would no longer conduct retail sales at any location.

    Founded in 2015, Painted Tree billed itself as a "shop small" destination, describing its concept as an "Etsy marketplace and Pinterest catalog come to life," operating large warehouse stores housing groups of independent vendors who stocked their own products and designed their own spaces.

    Vendors have been given a 10-day window to remove their inventory.

    "The retail landscape has changed in ways none of us could have fully anticipated," Painted Tree said in a statement. "Rising costs, shifting market conditions, and the evolving nature of how people shop have presented challenges that, despite our best efforts and our community’s unwavering support, we have not been able to overcome. We are heartbroken by this outcome."

    The company was posting on social media as late as Monday night about a Ladies Night scheduled for Thursday, April 16, which has since been canceled.

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    Read the full story at our news partner KVUE.com.

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