Nicole Boddington

March 30, 2020

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Nicole Boddington

March 30, 2020

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The Legacy and Vision of Paul Michael Company: A journey through history and artistry

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Doubling Down at Market Hill Round Top

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Oct 16, 2020

The Restaurant at Market Hill

Oct 16, 2020

The Restaurant at Market Hill is an important addition to Round Top and an important part of the Market Hill experience to Paul Michael. Two new chefs are at the helm, Jake Wood and Jonathan Quinn. Both seasoned restaurant veterans, the duo will work together to prepare lunch and dinners daily, shopping the fields, and craving a healthier alternative to the standard festival fare. These options will include wraps, salads and power bowls.

Oct 16, 2020

Oct 12, 2020

Come on In … We’re Open Year-Round; Enjoy the comforts of home at Market Hill.

Oct 12, 2020

Now open year-round, Market Hill is more than a shopping destination. It’s a gathering place where vendors and customers come together to share their passion for antiques. The 119,000-SF space contains the best vendors in Round Top, and was designed and built by Paul Michael to be functional and accommodating for them and for their clients. Whether it’s strolling through the open-air breezeways, loading and unloading merchandise, or having a meal, there is an ease to navigating the building. And, during the shows, Paul Michael, wife Debbie, son Jake, and daughter Elizabeth, are personally on hand each day to help in any way.

Oct 12, 2020

On the Hunt for Truth

Oct 12, 2020

In a world where you can get pretty much anything cheap and fast, that’s not what Paul Michael Company or Market Hill offers. “We provide components of substance and value that you can use to create an environment,” Paul says, about the Paul Michael Company, the home décor and lifestyle brand he founded, with wife, Debbie, in 1993. “If you can create an environment, you’re more comfortable and your guests are more comfortable,” he says.

Oct 12, 2020

Stay Awhile: Open year-round, Round Top welcomes you to come down any time.

Oct 12, 2020

Situated on about 640 acres, smack dab in between Houston and Austin, is Round Top, Texas (population: 90), the state’s tiniest incorporated town. What’s interesting is that for a place this small, it continues to see new development – lots of it – including new restaurants, a brewery, a boutique hotel, and other creative concepts. Like the saying goes, if you build it, they will come, and people are coming, not just on the weekends or for Antiques Week, but year-round. For most big-city visitors, they may not be expecting much, and that’s okay, because that’s part of the allure of Round Top – the discovery. For that reason, we won’t show everything here, just a short list of places we like to stay when we need to get away from it all and enjoy the small.

Oct 12, 2020

Something Brewing in Brenham

Oct 12, 2020

Down the road from Round Top, Brenham is becoming the next big small town. For some of us of a certain age, we can still recall the jingle, “Have yourself a Blue Bell country day.” This is Blue Bell country where the famous creamery got its start in 1907. Located in the tiny Texas town of Brenham, the factory continues to crank out America’s favorite ice cream, and churn in local tourism revenue as visitors tour the facility. What newcomers will also find in Brenham is a burgeoning cultural scene with art, music, coffee, craft beer, wine and more.

Oct 12, 2020