Pottery Barn, West Elm to join Westbend roster
Two Williams-Sonoma Inc. brands are landing at one of Trademark’s mixed-use Texas properties.
Pottery Barn and West Elm are joining the retail mix at Westbend, the 281,000-sq.-ft. mixed-use center in Fort Worth. Both home furnishings brands will occupy the former Market by Macy’s store, taking a combined 22,126 sq. ft. at the property. The deal brings Westbend’s retail to 100% occupancy.
Pottery Barn is relocating its existing Fort Worth store to Westbend, while West Elm is returning to the city with a new location. The home furnishing brands will operate side-by-side in a ground-floor retail space below 60,000 sq. ft. office. Both locations are scheduled to open in May 2026, joining existing tenants including Bluemercury, Warby Parker, Sweetgreen, Shake Shack, and more.
Trademark redeveloped Westbend’s first phase in 2016, and will soon start on the second phase of the property with the construction of Westbend Residences, a 321-unit multifamily development featuring 4,500 sq. ft. of restaurant space sited on 3.5 acres along the Trinity River at 1701 S. University Dr. The plan also features an enhanced trailhead and public amenities, such as a bike repair station, public art, and outdoor gathering spaces.
“At Westbend, introducing elevated concepts that integrate seamlessly with the ethos of the property has always been a focus, and the addition of Pottery Barn and West Elm perfectly represents this initiative,” said Daniel Goldware, VP of leasing at Trademark. “We are excited to expand Williams-Sonoma, Inc.’s presence within Trademark’s portfolio with this unique deal, which brings two of the biggest home furnishings brands to the heart of Fort Worth’s top retail district.”
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Fort Worth-based Trademark has invested in, developed, or redeveloped 21 million sq. ft. of mixed-use, multifamily, and retail assets worth $4.6 billion. The company operates a 17-property portfolio of over 9 million sq. ft. of mixed-use and retail projects across the country.
