Theo
Boston Design Center, Boston, MA
Corderman Design-Build
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Based in Canada and expanding into the Boston market, Theo was born with the belief that luxury and value are dual virtues of design. Theo elegantly displays their products, fabrics that are focused forward to provide fresh inspiration to clients, at their new showroom at the Boston Design Center. A design-build by Corderman & Company, the showroom was engineered and constructed with display walls featuring interchangeable fabric hangers, structural rails, and integrated cabinets for storage and displays. The project also includes flexible lighting displays and tables with pop-up power access.
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