Luxe art gallery picks River Oaks District for first Texas location; major French brands reopen
River Oaks District will soon welcome an international art gallery, which will be the company's first location in Texas and only its fifth in the United States. Additionally, French luxury-goods brands both recently reopened boutiques.
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