Fort Worth’s Getting A West Elm

The first location of West Elm is headed to West 7th Fort Worth and will open 11K SF this summer. The Woodmount Company leased the space at 2869 West 7th St. formerly occupied by Lucky Strike bowling alley.
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West Elm's West 7Th Location In Fort Worth

Fort Worth's first West Elm is headed to West 7th and will open 11K SF this summer. The Woodmount Co. leased the space at 2869 West 7th St. on the same corner formerly occupied by Lucky Strike bowling alley. 

The New York-based furniture and home decor store will have a selection of Texas-based products as a part of the store’s Local program. The location will include West Elm’s Style + Service offerings such as design, installation and registration services. 

West Elm stores near Fort Worth are at Dallas’ Mockingbird Station and Plano’s Legacy West. 

Hear Woodmount Co. chairman Stephen Coslik at Bisnow's Fort Worth State of the Market event May 25.

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