Space Montrose, 1706 Westheimer Road, Ste 2, reopened Aug. 30 after shutting down in mid-August to deal with a "bat colony issue," according to the store's social media posts. The shop carries locally crafted apparel, cards and other gifts. 832-649-5743. www.spacemontrose.com
The new restaurant Bludorn, 807 Taft St., Houston, opened for dinner service Aug. 21. The former executive chef of Cafe Boulud in Manhattan, Aaron Bludorn, and his wife, Victoria Pappas, of the longtime Houston-area restaurant family, developed the concept, offering “creative and eclectic American cuisine,” according to a news release, with a focus on sustainable, local and seasonal ingredients. 713-999-0146. www.bludornrestaurant.com
Wine cellar and lounge Vault & Vino opened in mid-July at 2505 Mason St., Houston. The building houses a series of climate-controlled lockers for wine storage as well as an expansive lounge to stay and enjoy wine with other clients of the members-only cellar. 713-364-5391. www.vaultandvino.com
Jackson’s Place dog day care is permanently closing its Montrose/River Oaks-area facility at 1635 Dunlavy St., the business announced Aug. 21, citing a decline amid COVID-19. The day care’s Midtown location remains open at 3511 Milam St., which will also soon house its dog treat-baking operation. The facility offers supervised, cage-free dog day care and boarding. 713-529-1200. www.jacksonsplace.com
The upscale home decor and furniture store Wisteria is closing down all of its operations, including its Houston location at 3461 W. Alabama St., which opened in November 2019. The Dallas-based company, founded in 2000 initially as a mail-order catalog, was acquired by the British company OKA Direct Ltd. in 2018. The closures were announced June 29, and the Houston location had been removed from the company website by late August. 800-320-9757. www.wisteria.com
