ARTEDOMUS LAUNCH NEW SHOWROOM CONCEPT

Artedomus host an intimate evening to preview the newly refreshed showroom on Church st, Richmond.

July 7th, 2014

The new showroom, by Studio You Me & Thomas Coward, transformed the space into a gallery to showcase unique architectural materials. The night featured new displays centered around Italian bath ware from Agape, Japanese ceramics from Inax and the exclusive stone collection.

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