McKinney boutique Wishful Thinking to relocate to Frisco's Painted Tree Marketplace
Wishful Thinking is permanently closing its downtown McKinney location to downsize and relocate to Painted Tree Marketplace in Frisco. (Courtesy Wishful Thinking)
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Wishful Thinking will be closing Jan. 24 at 200 E. Louisiana St., McKinney, to downsize and reopen as a vendor booth at Painted Tree Marketplace in Frisco. The new shop will be located at 2930 Preston Road, Unit 200B, in Frisco. Owner Patty Streber said that while she will still sell several types of hand-designed goods and home decor, she will not be selling handmade silver jewelry at the store’s new location. She said she hopes to find a safe platform for sales in the future. 469-661-1588. www.wishfulthinkingstar.com
By Francesca D' Annunzio
Francesca D'Annunzio covers K-12 and higher education, development, planning and zoning, and transportation in Frisco and McKinney. She attended college at the University of Texas at Austin, where she reported for the Daily Texan and interned for the Austin Chronicle. When she's not reporting, she enjoys spending time outdoors and experimenting in the kitchen.
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