Shopping

The Round Top Antiques Show can be overwhelming, but designer shoppers like Lauren Wills Grover know the tricks.

There are a few universal truths for finding special pieces in Round Top.

Three of the main squares have done a fair share of shuffling over the summer, with big moves, expansions and new stores.

Owner and artist Ryan Buenning is tacking on an additional 20,000 square feet of shopping space in the form of eight new steel beam barns.

A brand that started in Aspen and currently has stores in Vail, Las Vegas, Jackson Hole and Park City is preparing to roll into Round Top for good. 

The shop features all the things the two businesswomen love, from European antiques and home decor to fashion, textiles, candles and more.  

Expect maximum charm and minimal traffic when the show hordes are nowhere to be found.

The new building is scheduled to open in time for the Fall 2023 Round Top Antiques + Design Show.

Twenty four vendors, both national and Texas-based, create quite a scene.