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Painted Tree Marketplace to move into vacant Kroger space in Highland Village
The Painted Tree Marketplace will open in Highland Village next year.
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Painted Tree Marketplace will open in spring 2018 in Highland Village Town Center at 2240 Justin Road, Highland Village. The marketplace will feature a community of home decor and fashion shops from local boutiques, decorators and artisans. It will also offer workshops and classes. The tenant will take up 38,230 square feet of the former Kroger building. www.paintedtreemarketplace.com
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