The Boffi Georgetown showroom doubles the floor space dedicated to Boffi | DePadova, bringing together all the brands in the group under one roof.
By Sherry Moeller
Boffi Georgetown, located at 3320 M Street, NW, Washington DC 20007, now features the unique collections of the Boffi | DePadova group and its Made in Italy brands, including the contemporary furnishings of DePadova. The showroom presents one location for the comprehensive offerings that emphasize Italian know-how.
The revamped and expanded location occupies 6,275 square feet and offers a way of living modeled around the kitchen, bathroom and wardrobe systems from Boffi, the partitions from ADL, the iconic pieces from DePadova and its exclusive partnerships, including Paul Smith + DePadova for the EVERYDAY LIFE collection, as well as the inspiring furnishings from Time & Style ēdition of Japan.
“We’re excited about the expansion of the Boffi brands at the Georgetown location,” says Julia Jensen, managing director of Boffi | DePadova Georgetown. “Our clients and visitors are now able to see and experience the Boffi ‘Way of Living’ that is created by having all the Made in Italy products under one roof.”
The concept of each Boffi | DePadova space is to convey a feeling of a refined home, blending the architectural design of Boffi and ADL systems, together with the elegance and multiple languages of the DePadova furniture elements.
Located in Cady’s Alley in Georgetown’s design district, the new Boffi | DePadova exhibition space is the perfect setting for the group and its brands. Surrounded by exposed brick with high ceilings, expansive windows, majestic skylights and an outdoor terrace, the showroom inside the historic two-floor building first opened in 2010. Over the years, a tactile and sensorial journey has been designed by the group’s creative team to integrate a complete range of refined interior solutions suitable for every area of the house, from the indoors to the outside areas. For more info, visit www.boffigeorgetown.com.
Photos by Stacy Zarin Goldberg
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